Tui Radish Seed - Red Globe
Radish is an easy quick-win crop that's a garden staple through the seasons and ideal for beginners.
Tui Radish Seed - Red Globe is quick to mature, producing small, round, bright red roots that are crisp and crunchy - perfect for salads!
Sow seeds direct into the garden.
Contains 300 seeds.
Benefits
- Quick and easy to grow.
- Stays fresh over long periods.
- Crisp and crunchy, perfect for salads.
- Recyclable paper envelope.
Directions for use
Sowing direct
- Before planting work Tui Seed Raising Mix into soil.
- Sow seeds 5mm deep and 2cm apart.
- Thin out as plants mature.
- Keep well watered and once established feed with a suitable Tui fertiliser.
Seedlings can be transplanted once they have two sets of true leaves.
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