Radish- Watermelon
Raphanus sativus
Rated 5/5 based on 5 reviews.Standard seed packet, 75 seeds
$1.50
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Radish- Watermelon
Raphanus sativus
- White roots with red/pink interior
- Sweet and crisp
- Great variety for salads
An attractive radish with round white skin roots with green shoulders and a colourful red/pink interior; growing to 8cm. Very attractive variety ideal for salads or as a garnish. Flesh is crisp with a mild and sweet flavour. Roots resemble a mini watermelon in appearance. Sometimes called "Red Meat Radish".
How to sow and grow:
| Method: | Sow direct |
| Sowing Depth: | 10mm |
| When: | Spring, autumn and winter |
| Germination: | 3-14 days @ 8-30°C |
| Hardiness / Life Cycle: | Hardy Annual |
| Row Spacing: | 30cm |
| Plant Spacing: | 8cm |
| Position: | Full sun, well drained soil |
| Days to Maturity/Flowering: | 50 days |
(Product number: A3-18)
Seeds per gram: 80 seeds
| SKU | A3-18 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0015kg |
| Botanical name: | Raphanus sativus |
| Packet type: | Standard seed packet |
| Packet quantity: | 75 seeds |
| Seeds per gram: | 80 |
| Photo credits: | Photo 2 by Stacy Spensley / CC BY 2.0 Photo 3 by Kristen Taylor / CC BY-SA 2.0
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Radish- Watermelon
7 September 2020Love this variety! Very beautiful and my local bunnings store hasn't had this in stock for some time now, great to be able to purchase some, Cheers, Ozy.
(5)
Pretty, Easy to Grow & Tasty
11 November 2018I agree with the other reviews, very easy to grow and the plants grew very speedily without any issues. The radish themselves are so pretty with their vibrant pink centre, white rim and green tinged skin which worked really well in a radish, cucumber and yoghurt salad. The radish had a very, very slight spicy heat after taste which was a great little surprise. Would highly recommend even if you don’t normally buy or use radish.
(5)
Stunning to look at and a great taste
9 November 2018Jolly good germination rate and very easy to grow; these look amazing on the plate when sliced. They can get quite big, some of mine were the size of golfballs but had to be peeled by then as the skins got a little tough. I also tried roasting them - took out some of the "heat" but did become a little bitter so I'll be sticking to raw in future.
(5)
Beautiful flavour and colour
By: customer review from 29/09/2015 on 19 March 2016Beautiful flavour, adds awesome colour to a salad. Kids loved them. The leaves can also be harvested and used in salads and as a veggie.
(5)
Best salad radish
By: customer review from 14/01/2016 on 19 March 2016Thin slices of this radish in salads was great. Easy to grow, grew in semi shade late winter
(5)
