The French Breakfast Radish is a blunt finger-shaped radish growing to about 3″ long. The roots are red blending to white at the tip. The flesh is crisp and white with a little kick. The short shelf life makes this variety perfect for the home gardener. Plant French Breakfast Radish Seeds very early in the spring in a sunny location as soon as the ground may be cultivated and enriched with organic material. For an extended harvest period, plant at two-week intervals avoiding hot summer temperatures. Press soil firmly over seeds.
I have had grown this type of radish in the past and the germination rate has been very good. In the spring I plan on growing these again. This is my favorite type of radish
These are always a favorite here! Thank you for the seeds!
This is one of the few radishes that I can actually grow to a radish. I thought I was the only one that couldn’t grow radishes. Then my brother-in-law told me that he had the same problem and he has been gardening for years. I told him about this radish. and he got it and was so pleased that he had radishes for the first time in his garden which grew to full-size.
I'm a container gardener and grow my radishes in 10 gal. fabric pots. I do have difficulty getting many radishes to form the radish and not just leaves and a tap root. The French Breakfast is one variety that does well. In the spring they develop a nice sweet taste with a touch of spiciness/heat. The ones grown in warmer months become hot. This coming season I will be changing my fertilization and hope all my Rad plump up. I know nitrogen will make them grow leaves so I use a bonemeal with a low N content. I may delay adding that until they are more mature.
French Breakfast Radish
I'm not just saying this because I am from the great state of New York, but the New Yorker tomato from MI Gardener is stupendous....It almost over-performed last summer (is that even possible?) I can't wait to get started with them again this year.!!
I used revive Rex last year with excellent outcomes. I wanted you to make sure I have it on had for this gardening season.
Delicious and prolific.I'll plant this on repeat!
Grew these for the past three years and I will keep growing them for many more. I highly recommend them. Great germination rate. Every onion grew to the size of baseballs and others a bit bigger and they store very well.Best long day onion I have ever grow.
I am very happy with my heirloom seeds. I cannot wait to germinate them.