Suttons Radish French Breakfast Seed Tape

Solid, sweet, cylindrical crimson and white roots. Sowing Information Choose a sunny spot in the garden with weed-free soil. Dig and rake the soil to a fine crumbly surface.

Using the corner of a hoe or rake draw a groove into moist soil. Gently separate tapes and roll out along ...Solid, sweet, cylindrical crimson and white roots. Sowing Information Choose a sunny spot in the garden with weed-free soil.

Dig and rake the soil to a fine crumbly surface. Using the corner of a hoe or rake draw a groove into moist soil. Gently separate tapes and roll out along the groove.

Cover with 1cm ( 1? 2") of soil and keep moist. If necessary, thin the seedlings to around 3cm (1 ¼") apart. If growing more than one row, allow 25cm (10") between rows.

For a constant supply of radishes sow at two weekly intervals. Remember, you can cut the tape to suit row length.