Radish Microgreen - 1 ounce
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Grows quickly and tastes good.
Great, flavorful sprouts! Fast shipping too, thank you!
I love MI Gardener’s seeds. They always grow well. I bought my aunt and uncle a micro green container and sent them some seeds as well and they are thrilled watching them grow.
I always love MIGardener's prices and that they are not hybrid, so I can expect to save seed and have them be the same from season to season. Germination is always phenominal. For sprouts and microgreens, that is especially important since you dont want to be eating crunchy unsprputed seeds. Buying a bulk packet like this is an even better deal, too, because you get a price break and can plant them as a full size regular radish if you wanted to.
Great germination rate. Great flavor
I used this in the fall when planting my tulip bulbs. They were gorgeous and healthy when they bloomed.
Finally a pea variety that I absolutely love! Germination was great. These were so productive, the pods were huge, and the peas were delicious. I picked these solely based off the name, and now they're my go-to variety. Loved the shorter growth habit and the eat tolerance these had. 10/10 will grow again. In fact, I'm pretty sure I already bought these again for spring planting.
I have used trifecta for years. Absolutely awesome! I always stock up in the fall in case there’s any supply chain issues for the spring. Can’t recommend enough!
My favorite variety yet! Happy in a container and growing well. This will be a yearly staple in our garden.
I planted some of these out in my garden in september , and they germinated , well. I'm hoping I can keep them covered this winter and have parsnips. I will plant again in spring as well.