02/09/2026
We’re not quite ready to let go of growing season either. 🥲🌱
Luckily, radishes give us a pretty good excuse to keep going.
Often one of the first crops planted in spring, radishes can come full circle as a great late-summer planting, too — a little bridge between the fresh harvests of summer and the cooler days of fall. 🍂
And they don’t need much time. Many varieties are ready to harvest in just 3–5 weeks, and radishes actually prefer the cooler temperatures that arrive as summer winds down.
For a good fall crop, sow seeds directly into the soil, give them enough space to develop, and keep the soil consistently moist. You can even sow a small batch every week or two for successive harvests, as long as your growing season allows.
So yes, summer is ending. The days are getting shorter. We’re all feeling very emotional about it.
But we still have radishes. ❤️