Radish 'Saxa'
Smooth, round crimson roots with a good crunch. They look particularly beautiful sliced into rounds, pure white flesh contrasting with the bright red skin. They taste best pulled straight out of the ground, soil rubbed off on a trouser leg. Eat from marble sized, all the way to the size of a ping pong ball. You'll be surprised at how big the roots can get without getting spongy or spicy. This variety has a particularly long harvest window and is resistant to downy mildew.
Sow: February (undercover) until May. Sow little and often.
Harvest: 4 weeks from sowing, longer if sown early.
Kitchen: Raw, pickled or braised. Pairs well with fats (melted butter, aioli, sour cream, yogurt, walnuts), aromatics (rosemary, anise, thyme, dill, mint), citrus (lemon).
4g (approx 275 seeds). We pack seeds by weight, the number of seeds in a packet is an estimate.
Germ: 89% Aug 25
Smooth, round crimson roots with a good crunch. They look particularly beautiful sliced into rounds, pure white flesh contrasting with the bright red skin. They taste best pulled straight out of the ground, soil rubbed off on a trouser leg. Eat from marble sized, all the way to the size of a ping pong ball. You'll be surprised at how big the roots can get without getting spongy or spicy. This variety has a particularly long harvest window and is resistant to downy mildew.
Sow: February (undercover) until May. Sow little and often.
Harvest: 4 weeks from sowing, longer if sown early.
Kitchen: Raw, pickled or braised. Pairs well with fats (melted butter, aioli, sour cream, yogurt, walnuts), aromatics (rosemary, anise, thyme, dill, mint), citrus (lemon).
4g (approx 275 seeds). We pack seeds by weight, the number of seeds in a packet is an estimate.
Germ: 89% Aug 25
Original: $2.01
-65%$2.01
$0.70Description
Smooth, round crimson roots with a good crunch. They look particularly beautiful sliced into rounds, pure white flesh contrasting with the bright red skin. They taste best pulled straight out of the ground, soil rubbed off on a trouser leg. Eat from marble sized, all the way to the size of a ping pong ball. You'll be surprised at how big the roots can get without getting spongy or spicy. This variety has a particularly long harvest window and is resistant to downy mildew.
Sow: February (undercover) until May. Sow little and often.
Harvest: 4 weeks from sowing, longer if sown early.
Kitchen: Raw, pickled or braised. Pairs well with fats (melted butter, aioli, sour cream, yogurt, walnuts), aromatics (rosemary, anise, thyme, dill, mint), citrus (lemon).
4g (approx 275 seeds). We pack seeds by weight, the number of seeds in a packet is an estimate.
Germ: 89% Aug 25
