Hmmm...this is new to me. Sounds good...and spicy? I assume you pick the pods when the seeds are still very immature?
Yep...the humble radish has definitely been taken to higer levels of culinary delight!
Hmmm...this is new to me. Sounds good...and spicy? I assume you pick the pods when the seeds are still very immature?
Yep...the humble radish has definitely been taken to higer levels of culinary delight!
Really??? I've never tried that. Gods knows those plants make a lot of pods. :-)
What stage do you gather them at?
Or are just tolerant. ;-)
There are some varieties of radish grown specifically for their pods.
I use a tank sprayer filled with vinegar to spray weeds. It kills them in about two days. Spray when there is no rain expected for a few days. Cheap, effective, and biodegradeable.
Anything special about the vinegar?
It's cheaper than sulphuric;o)
They've come through for me a few times. ;-)
They seem to be delighted to help. They've even mailed me information on specific plantings when I wanted to do more landscaping with local plants to conserve on water.
I've put in a few Lantana for a start. I really like their blooms and leaves.
I'm afraid your tomatoes are doomed. Glyphosate (Roundup) Is relatively slow acting systemic herbicide. Even if by some miracle the do survive I doubt they will thrive, even after a sniff of the stuff Replant now is my advice.
Pete
50 years an arable farme-- FunkyM8
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