Radish Guide

Radish Comparison Chart

Compare every radish we carry side by side: quick red rounds, colorful rounds, long French and icicle types, winter and daikon radishes, color mixes and microgreens. Varieties are grouped by type and sorted by days to maturity, with skin color, shape and the best season to grow them. Tap any variety to see full details and order seed.

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3–5 weeks

Spring radishes

Quick round roots. Sow every 10–14 days in spring and again in fall.

mild

Long radishes

Slender French and icicle types, tender when picked young.

storage

Winter & daikon

Big, slow roots sown in late summer that keep for months.

indoors

Microgreens

Spicy shoots ready in days on a sunny windowsill.

Red Round Radishes

Variety	Days	Skin	Shape & Size	Best Season	Notes
Cherry Belle AAS Winner	22	Red	Round, ¾ in.	Spring & fall	Classic early salad radish
Crunchy King F1 Hybrid	23	Dark red	Round	Spring & fall	Very uniform; slow to pith
Early Scarlet Globe	24	Red	Round, 1 in.	Spring & fall	Early forcing type
Rudolph	24	Cherry red	Round	Spring & fall	Fast, bold flavor
Crunchy Red F1 Hybrid	25	Dark red	Round	Spring & fall	Large tops for bunching
Roxanne F1 Hybrid AAS Winner	27	Red	Round	Spring–summer	Stays solid when large
Champion AAS Winner	28	Red	Round	Spring & fall	Slow to turn pithy
Crimson Giant Heirloom	28	Crimson	Round to oval	Spring & fall	Extra-large roots
Crunchy Crimson F1 Hybrid	28	Red	Round	Spring & fall	High yield; slow to pith
Crunchy Royale F1 Hybrid	28	Dark red	Round	Spring & fall	Bunching or bagging
Rivoli F1 Hybrid AAS Winner	30	Red	Round, 1½ in.	Spring–summer	Fusarium resistant

Colorful Round Radishes

Variety	Days	Skin	Shape & Size	Best Season	Notes
Hailstone Heirloom	25	White	Round	Spring & fall	1800s heirloom; very fast
Purple Plum	25	Purple	Round	Spring & fall	Mild, sweet white flesh
Pink Beauty	27	Pink	Round	Spring & fall	Light pink; crisp
Sparkler	32	Red & white	Round, 1½ in.	Spring & fall	White-tipped scarlet
Butter Globe	35	Yellow	Large round	Spring & fall	Big, never hollow
Golden Helios	35	Yellow	Olive-shaped	Spring & fall	Sweet, mild
Philadelphia White Box	40	White	Small round	Spring & fall	Great in containers

When to plant radishes

Radishes grow best in cool weather. Start sowing 4–6 weeks before your last spring frost and repeat every 10–14 days until it turns hot. Begin again in late summer for fall crops, and sow winter and daikon radishes 8–10 weeks before your first fall frost.

Long Radishes

Variety	Days	Skin	Shape & Size	Best Season	Notes
French Breakfast Heirloom	25	Red & white	Oblong, 2 in.	Spring & fall	Mild French classic
White Icicle Heirloom	29	White	Long, 5 in.	Spring & fall	Mild, tapered roots
Cincinnati Market Heirloom	30	Pink-red	Long, 6 in.	Spring & fall	Slender and tender
Pink Summercicle	40	Pink	Long, 5–6 in.	Spring & fall	Extra sweet

Winter & Daikon Radishes

Variety	Days	Skin	Shape & Size	Best Season	Notes
China Rose Heirloom	55	Rose	Long, 5 in.	Fall & winter	Peppery; stores well
Watermelon	55	Green & white	Round, 3–4 in.	Fall & winter	Pink-red center
Black Spanish Round Heirloom	60	Black	Round, 3–4 in.	Fall & winter	Nutty, pungent; stores
Daikon Organic	65	White	Long, tapered	Fall & winter	Mild; stores well
Minowase Daikon	65	White	Long, 12–18 in.	Fall & winter	Classic Japanese daikon

Radish Mixes

Variety	Days	Skin	Shape & Size	Best Season	Notes
Confetti Mix	25	Mixed	Round	Spring & fall	Red, white, bicolor
Easter Egg	25	Mixed	Round	Spring & fall	Red, pink, purple, white
Crayon Colors Mix	32	Mixed	Round	Spring & fall	Yellow, pink, red, purple
Halloween Mix	33	Mixed	Round, 2 in.	Spring & fall	Purple, yellow, black, white
Fiesta Blend	35	Mixed	Round	Spring & fall	Five colors

Microgreen Radishes

Variety	Days	Skin	Shape & Size	Best Season	Notes
Hong Vit	20	Purple stems	Microgreen	Year-round	Spicy; hairless leaves
Hong Vit Organic	20	Purple stems	Microgreen	Year-round	Spicy; hairless leaves
Red Arrow	25	Red stems	Microgreen	Year-round	Bright red shoots

Days are typical values from breeders and seed trials; results vary with growing conditions and season.