Easter Egg II Radish Seeds - approx. 336 seeds

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West Coast Seeds

Easter Egg II Radish Seeds - approx. 336 seeds

MODEL #RD674A | SKU #1141992

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CA$3.99

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Easter Egg II radish seeds are a blend of six distinctly coloured radishes including white, rose pink, bubblegum pink, amethyst, mauve, scarlet and purple roots. The uniform roots are round, crisp, and flavourful, with tops that are good for bunching. Once radishes begin to bolt in response to warm soil in early summer, they should be pulled and composted. The process cannot be reversed, and a bolting radish is no good for eating.