Radish 'Round Black Spanish'

This heirloom variety was first introduced in 1824, and is still a very popular choice! A great globe shaped winter radish, with black sk...Read Morein and white flesh, that grows 3 to 4 inches in diameter. A good variety for winter storage!

Planted in the fall in zone 8b, these heirloom radishes grew slowly to over 1 pound, the root about halfway above heavy clay soil, and we...Read Morere never bothered by pests, frosts, or light freezes until bolting in the late spring (March). They were demolished in April by Harlequin bugs before the seedpods dried. When small, the root is quite zippy, becoming milder as it grows; it is still sweet and tender well after flowering. The leaves and pods are also edible.