Learn About Radishes

Grower’s Library chart comparison Comparison Chart: Specialty & Daikon/Korean Radish Varieties Planting program for specialty and daikon radishes: varieties, sowing windows and root traits compared. Open resource →

Grower’s Library key growing information Growing Daikon/Korean & Specialty Radishes How to grow daikon and Korean radishes: loose deep soil, sowing and thinning, seasons to avoid bolting, harvest and storage. Open resource →

Grower’s Library chart comparison Radishes | Specialty & Daikon Varieties | Comparison Chart / Planting Program (PDF) A full-color, downloadable and printable (PDF) version of our Specialty & Daikon Radish Planting Program/Comparison Chart from the Research Team. Open resource →

Grower’s Library webinar Remarkable Roots: Radishes & Turnips | Educational Webinar Series Slide deck and resources from our Remarkable Roots webinar on radishes and turnips. Open resource →

Grower’s Library webinar Webinar Slide Deck | Remarkable Roots | PDF A slide deck recap of the webinar Remarkable Roots: Radishes & Turnips. Open resource →

Grower’s Library article guide Radishes in the Winter Tunnel for Overwintering & Winter Harvest How to grow radishes in unheated or lightly heated tunnels for fall, winter and early spring harvests. Open resource →

Grower’s Library article guide Winter Growing Guide | Part 6: Recommended Winter Crops & Varieties A crop-by-crop guide to the best types and varieties for winter growing success, ranked by level of difficulty in winter production. Open resource →

Grower’s Library key growing information Growing Radish: How to Plant, Grow & Harvest How to grow radishes: soil and pH, fast growth for mild roots, succession sowing and spacing, French Breakfast tips, rates, flea beetle protection, harvest and storage. Open resource →

Grower’s Library article guide Common Brassica Pests & Diseases | Natural Solutions Common brassica pests and diseases and how to prevent them: flea beetles, cabbage worms, aphids, swede midge, black rot, club root, blackleg and Fusarium yellows. Open resource →