Easy Gardening: Radishes

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Publication
Date of Publication
January 25, 2022
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Overview

This publication gives basic cultural information on growing radishes, a cool-season crop. Topics include:

  • site selection,
  • soil preparation and fertilizing,
  • varieties,
  • planting,
  • care during the season,
  • harvesting,
  • insects,
  • diseases,
  • and cleanup.

(3 Pages)

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