Cherry Belle Radishes
For people making their first stab at gardening, radishes are just about the perfect plant. They’re easy to plant, hardy, and – above all – tasty. They’re great for getting kids interested in gardening, too: the seeds are big enough for little fingers to handle (unlike carrots or lettuce) and you get quick results, too. Most varieties poke up those first little leaves in six or seven days and even better, you can start eating your bounty in less than a month. Also great is that you can plant radishes, even the first of the season, while your tomato and pepper plants are still baby-sized.
