Radish Easter Egg II Blend | Garden Seeds and Plants

Radish Easter Egg II Blend

Oval radishes, 1½ ” across, in shades of purple, lavender, pink, rose, scarlet, white.
Radishes are fast and easy to grow. They’re great for introducing kids to gardening. Easter Egg II Blend is ready to harvest in 28 days. It includes pink and white fruits as well as the classic scarlet variety. The flesh is firm, crisp and delicious with a bit of spicy bite.

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