I find that radishes bought from my local supermarket are not 'hot'
like they used to be (if that's the right term). Of course, it might
just be my sense of taste is going, but next year I'll try growing my
own in the greenhouse. Can anyone recommend a suitable variety that
has the traditional radish taste please?

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Chris

Gardening in West Cornwall, very mild, sheltered
from the West, but open to the North and East.

On 07/08/2023 17:19, Chris Hogg wrote:
> I find that radishes bought from my local supermarket are not 'hot'
> like they used to be (if that's the right term). Of course, it might
> just be my sense of taste is going, but next year I'll try growing my
> own in the greenhouse. Can anyone recommend a suitable variety that
> has the traditional radish taste please?
>
AFAICR -and radishes are not something I lust over - any home grown
variety freshly picked has way more tang than anything that's been on a
shelf for a day.

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