I love cool radishes with salt and lemon juice.

diagnosed with GERD and those bad boys can put me on my knees...

Wish I could grow them and carrots reasonably well but here in MA it's hard to grow root crops unless you have a WELL established garden. We have lots of rocks that keep cropping up year after year.

No wonder why the settlers kept moving west, plowing a field (or roto tilling a garden) pretty much sucks around here.

On the up side, we have lot's of rock walls.

The homegrown radishes a better than store bought. I usually like the French Breakfast variety.

cigar good,

squaw good,

radish, o.k.

yummy from the garden

Our local market has nice big fresh ones with the roots and leaves still attached.

Like I said, no wonder the settlers kept moving west. Gardening here in New England does not make for good root crops.

Oh how I long for the soil of WI. Rich, black and verry little rocks that need harvesting before planting.

P.S. You always have a place to crash at my house so get your arse back out here.

Patrick's annual is a given for me, haven't seen a posting if he's doing it this year but let's hope so. I'll bring the beef (seafood is yucky).

If so, I hope you can make it.

Regardless, my house is your house. We always have room.

good stuff!

I am going to transplant them soon, but did not want to till any ground this year because of some projects in the works (my entire garden is hanging in pots).

How DEEP does the soil need to be to grow radishes? These are the big red variety.

I was thinking of using a kiddie pool on the front porch but I think that might get vetoed.