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German Giant is an heirloom radish that produces baseball-size roots with a mild, crunchy flavor that never gets woody. These very attractive and nutritious roots are best used fresh. They make great additions to salads or relish trays. Radishes offer cancer fighting anti-oxidants, along with vitamins, minerals and electrolytes.
We grow our German Giant Radish Plants organically and guarantee them to arrive alive and thriving!
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These radishes came quickly and with a little radish already starting to form! It wasn't long before I could pick them!
From Keelin | August 22, 2024
Arrived healthy and ready. Quick growth and full of flavor. I gave four stars because instructions said to plant entire container and not separate, but radish will not grow to potential size and roundness unless you separate. My own fault, and I have learned a lesson, but I am a direction follower. Separate each radish plant for planting.
From Rhonda | June 03, 2023
Healthy plants, fast shipping. Well packaged. Ready to grow
From anonymous | April 28, 2022
ARRIVED TIMELY. NICE SIZE PLANT PACKAGED WELL GROWING NICELY COULD ASK FOR MORE
From elizabeth | May 08, 2020
Plants looked healthy and strong. Looking forward to a good crop. Have not yet been disappointed by anything I have purchased over the years.
From Jody | May 30, 2018
Look good and healthy!!
From Ora | June 02, 2016
My first order of German Giant Radish plants arrived in good condition.
From Phyllis | April 17, 2013
This is a hardy little plant that looks like it will have a fairly productive yield.
From Matthew | September 30, 2012
after just 10 days in the ground these plants are almost 3 times the size that came in the mail. I know they are going to be huge. the price was awesome also.
From anonymous | August 18, 2012
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