Cherry Belle Raphanus sativus (30 days) The market standard for open pollinated, round, red radishes. A very uniform producer of crisp brilliant scarlet radishes with pure white flesh. Mild flavor while young. They clean up very well for appealing bunches. Packet (2 1/2 g ≈ 250 seeds) 1/2 oz ...

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Radish,  French Breakfast Raphanus sativus (25 days) Classic heirloom with an elongated shaped and a pleasing mix of scarlet-red on top and white on bottom.  Grows very rapidly and is best enjoyed while they are young and tender.  Distinctly mild pungent flavor.  Grown since 1880s.  Packet (2 1/2 g ≈ 250 seeds) 1/2 oz ...

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Misato Rose Raphanus sativus ( 60 days)  Also known as Chinese Red Heart. Watermelon radish is characterized by scarlet red flesh with a green/white skin, grown from late-summer planting (throughout August) for autumn harvest and storage for winter use. The flavor and texture of 'Misato Rose' is sweet and turnip-like, with a mild radish finish. Spaced 4" apart, these roots get 4-6" in diameter, and make some serious winter food that is strikingly colorful and nutritious. Makes a fantastic ingredient for kim chi, is beautiful when shredded with cole slaw and carrot, or sliced and slivered into winter salads. Not suitable for spring planting.  A beautiful radish! Packet ( 2 1/2 g ~ 250 seeds) * photo by Karen Morton...

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Radish, Pink Beauty Raphanus sativus  (30-40 days) From Frank Morton, "Pink Beauty is the best tasting, least pithy, most uniform and productive OP radish on the market - Tops are strong for bunching, roots are bright pink, slightly oval, smooth, and crack resistant. Gathering Together Farm grows these year 'round, outdoors and under cover in winter."  Can be bunched with the cherry belle, plum purple and Zlata Gold for a easter egg mix!  (packet = 2 1/2 g. ≈ 250 seeds) ...

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Purple Sunrise  Raphanus sativus  (30 days) The project began as a friendly challenge between Dr. John Navazio and Don Tipping after a seed grow out of Plum Purple radish and noticing some off types that were more elongated. We wondered if we could breed a French Breakfast type that was purple and white instead of red and white. John's idea was to make selections from Plum Purple off types, while Don chose the path of crossing Plum Purple with French Breakfast and selecting from there. This is an ongoing project to stabilize a cross between Plum purple and French Breakfast radishes. Begun in 2017, it still produces an occasional off type (as red seems genetically dominant to purple) but is close to the goal of elongated purple and white crisp tasty roots. We like to eat all the colors of the rainbow and know that purple is harder to find! Siskiyou Select Original Packet (2 g ≈ 250 seeds) ...

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Rat Tail Raphanus sativus (35 days) A unique heirloom from SE Asia grown for its elongated seed pods that are eaten rather than the roots, which can be used but then you lose the opportunity to enjoy savoring the pods.  Pods can grow up 12” in length and are light green splashed with purple. Typically used chopped up in salads or stir fried.  Flavor is mildly spicy and pungent and the texture is crisp.  Plant is about 24-30” tall once pods form from pretty purple stems and flowers.  Packet (~1.2 g ≈ 110 seeds) ...

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Zlata Gold  Raphanus sativus  (30 days) Originally from Poland, where Zlata means “gold”.  These clean round roots form quickly and have a medium golden skin and bright white interior.  Mild flavor when young and resists pithiness. Skin is thinner and more tender than other gold radishes that we’ve trialed. Packet (2 ½ g. ≈ 250 seeds) ...

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