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jal_ut
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Radish, late season

I wonder if radishes planted now would come for a late season crop? Have you ever tried starting them mid July?

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Radish are 28 days except for the later ones. You can plant early ones all summer till 30 days before the frost!

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If you are talking things like Daikon and other winter radishes then you are right it is about time to plant them, I did so this morning. You can try the regular ones, but they do have a tendency to bolt in summer heat and may or may not form a "bulb", the best bet in the heat of the summer is a place with afternoon shade if you have it or can rig it up.

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I went in to my seed store and asked for some radish seed. They were sold out. Not getting any more in till next spring. I will have to go look around some of the big stores that have nurseries? Teach me to stock up in the spring next year?

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Yep, here in MD the regular spring radishes would just bolt due to the summer heat. I bought my radish seeds online as I want to try different varieties.



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