Radish Seeds (Raphanus sativus)

Radish Seeds (Raphanus sativus)

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Organic Radish French Breakfast
Radish Watermelon
Organic Radish White Daikon
Organic Radish Cherrybelle
Radish Easter Egg
Radish German Giant
Radish Gourmet Blend
Radish Seol Chun F1
Radish Jin Mat F1
Radish Mini Daikon Purple F1
Radish Red Cherry F1
Organic Radish Pink Beauty

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Discover Kings Seeds' selection of diverse radish seeds online. As a New Zealand-owned family business, we have over 45 years experience supplying quality seed and advice to gardeners. Enjoy our certified organic range and shop radish seeds online now.


Different Varieties of Radish Seeds

Our collection of radish seeds offers a wide variety from the traditional heirloom French Breakfast radish, to standard red, round types like Cherrybelle radish, variations of daikon radish, with or without a green shoulder and novelties like the Easter Egg radish mix or Watermelon radish. Each variety offers unique flavours, colours and root shapes, with something to cater to all preferences. Explore our radish collection today.


When is the Best Time to Plant Radish Seeds?

Radish seeds thrive in cooler temperatures, making spring and autumn the ideal planting seasons. Plant seeds when soil temperatures are between 10-25°C for optimal germination. Ensure well-drained, rich soil and a sunny position to maximise growth. 


How to Plant Radish Seeds?

Best results for radish production comes from directly sowing the seed in your garden or container where you want them to grow. Consult our product information as each variety of radish may have slightly different sowing months and maturation times. Generally, to plant radish seeds, directly sow them 6mm deep and 5-10 cm apart within the rows. Ensure well-drained, rich soil and a sunny location. Water regularly to maintain soil moisture, and thin seedlings to their required spacing as they grow. This promotes healthy roots and successful crops, ensuring a bountiful radish harvest.