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Season's first radishes!
Re: Season's first radishes!
They look gorgeous,
pretty and perfect.

Ha-v-v-
Posts : 1123
Join date : 2010-03-12
Age : 58
Location : Southwest Ms. Zone 8A (I like to think I get a little bit of Zone 9 too )
Re: Season's first radishes!
That is funny. I just pulled a bunch of french breakfast, threw the tops to the nuggets and brought the rest in to have with bread and spaghetti. Yours are very pretty.
Lavender Debs- Posts : 2054
Join date : 2010-03-03
Age : 61
Location : Everett, WA USA
Here's a shot of the SFG from my deck...
...looking out over the Rosemary and Dill. Built these 6 - 4'x4'x6" SFG boxes last year in March of 2010 for the first time. Had a great harvest and in September of 2010 increased the depth of the 4 on the left to 12" for this year. Left the other two alone not wanting to disturb the onions, garlic and stawberry's I left for over-wintering. Now, the stawberries are blooming and the onions and garlic are doing great!
I love Mel's method and for Mother's day this year, I built my mother two boxes at her home and she's thrilled and doing great.

I also added some drip irrigation to the left row of three and will post some photo's of that project soon. I wanted to reduce my hand watering workload using 5 gallon buckets of sun warmed water...lots of work when you've got this many squares filled to the brim!
I love Mel's method and for Mother's day this year, I built my mother two boxes at her home and she's thrilled and doing great.

I also added some drip irrigation to the left row of three and will post some photo's of that project soon. I wanted to reduce my hand watering workload using 5 gallon buckets of sun warmed water...lots of work when you've got this many squares filled to the brim!
rjbokleman-
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Join date : 2010-03-08
Location : Massachusetts
Re: Season's first radishes!
Those are some gorgeous radishes! Very well done. 

BackyardBirdGardner-
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Age : 44
Location : St. Louis, MO
Re: Season's first radishes!
Very nice. They look delicious.
buttaflie143- Posts : 356
Join date : 2011-04-07
Location : Raleigh, NC - EST
Re: Season's first radishes!
Very magazine-worthy! I bet they were wonderful.
jazzymaddy-
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Age : 43
Location : Fort Mill, SC
Re: Season's first radishes!
They're beautiful! Don't you just love the way they push their shoulders out of the soil for you?
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