Re: [gardeners] Planted
George Shirley (gardeners@globalgarden.com)
Thu, 15 Mar 2001 06:07:22 -0600
I'm not aware of any but, then, radishes grow extremely well in what passes for
winter and spring down here. they really don't require a lot of water so they
only get rain or the odd soaking when it doesn't rain. What appears to be biting
your radishes? If it's caterpillars you can use Bt in either the spray on or dry
form to stop that.
It is good to hear from you though, I was beginning to worry. How's Jimmy?
George
penny x stamm wrote:
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> George, I'm a bit behind in my messages -- but I would like to
> ask something: there are plenty of veggie seeds which we have
> planted over the years, but there's one that never does well,
> in any cultivar, and that's radish. We don't croud them, we do
> water them (perhaps too much), but even when everything else
> is growing fine, the radishes have insect blemishes in their
> pulp. Is there such a thing as an insecticide which is not toxic to
> humans, but could save our radishes?
>
> Penny, NY
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