2026 Seeds Now Available!
2026 Seeds Now Available!
Processing times before shipping are 5 -7 business days!
Processing times before shipping are 5 - 7 business days!
Lady Slipper radish is a charming heirloom variety known for its mild, crisp flavor and vibrant pink skin. These radishes mature quickly, typically in 25-30 days, and have a uniform, cylindrical shape. Perfect for salads and garnishes, their tender texture and sweet taste make them a garden favorite
Haven't planted this variety before, actually never planted a fall garden before. But these have had excellent germination! I actually have to remember to reduce the amount of seeds and increase spacing when I use MiGardener seeds.
These are one of my favorite radishes! The taste and color are amazing, and easy to grow. Always a standard in my garden.
Adorable, fast growing and tasty radishes! Definitely recommend!
Great germination, super healthy plants - we will be growing these again in our fall garden.
Got these radishes and planted them out almost immediately. They germinated in 3-5 days and are coming along very nicely. Threw them in an old container with a season old soil and they’re almost ready to harvest in just 15 days. Would buy again
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Great fertilizer. Used for the first time last year for my fall bulbs and they were stunning and strong come spring. Planting another 250 bulbs this fall so came back for more bulb fertilizer. I also use the Trifecta. Can’t go wrong with any of Luke’s amendments.
Great germination and very prolific.
I grew this in a straw bale garden in 2025 and really enjoyed it. It grew amazingly well and was beautiful, so I purchased more for 2026. Michigan zone 6b.
I have grown these for the last few years and they are hands down my favorite. I like romas and firm tomatoes. These remind me of mini romas. These are less prone to splitting, super easy to harvest and has a super great flavor and very meaty. YUM!
The cloves are large, full and heavy. Of the two cloves I kept (shared 2 with my daughter), 12 were large enough to plant, 1 will be consumed.