Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1944 — Page 23

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By HENRY L. PREE Scripps-Howard Staff Writer ; THE RADISH is perhaps the easiest vegetable to grow, and will thrive in any well-prepared soil, Radishes grow best in early spring and very late summeer, during days of minimum sunlight. If grown _during the summer the radish becomes rather large and pithy and the plants send up small purplish white blossoms on tall stems. Small quantities of seed of the quicker maturing varieties such as . Scarlet Globe, Giant Butter, Scar“let Turnip White Tip, and White | just as soon as the soil shows Taigle should be sown twice or | signs of drying out. Late varieties

“thrice in are given a side dressing of liquid arly ‘spring at fertilizer when the plants are weekly intérvals. about two inches high. Early These varieties radishes force easily indoors, if 3 mature in 30 one has a very sunny window and = days and may Ea will keep the temperature down 3 also bé€ mixed, § to 60 degrees. Best results are 3 with slow ger- had by growing them in pure 3 minating seeds sand and kept constantly moist 3 such as pafs- and feriliged with a liquid nutri- 3 nips, parsley ent solution, 3

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The radishes , ; Horse radish is not a radish, mature and are out long before | but a member of the mustard the companion vegetables are an family. The fleshy roots are

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Quick growth, declares the old | radish is a perennial plant and, as gardener, is the secret of success- | such, must be planted where it is ful radish culture. A light soil, | not disturbed for several years. well fertilized and enriched with Since horse radish sets no seeds, humus, is required. If you insist | fleshy root cuttings are set 15 on summer radishes try Long | to 18 inches apart in a trench, White Vienna or White Strass- | four inches deep, pressing the BHT, APR. 9 burg. The first matures in 30 days | small end down and covering with 3 . a ay and the second in about 40 days. | three inches of soil. The thick ) SATURDAY pe Km baka ia ; Radishes must be harvested when | end must be an inch or two ia pS ya large enough to eat, and never re- | higher above the small end. After main longer in the ground, lest { the plants have made three to they become fibrous and strong | four inches of growth, break off |}. 3

; a, The seed is sparsely sown, % rse radish grows best in cool . ° ® = 17 N: lilinois St. | inch deep, in rows and the seed- | Weather and may be left in the a ' . * | lings thinned out to an inch or | 8round during winter since freez- . more apart. Weeds must be kept | 108 does no harm. After digging, 3

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