Herboo Radish ‘French Breakfast’ seed packet featuring illustration of elongated red-and-white radishes (Raphanus sativus).
Freshly pulled Radish ‘French Breakfast’ (Raphanus sativus) showing red roots with white tips on a garden surface.
Back of Radish ‘French Breakfast’ (Raphanus sativus) seed packet showing sowing, growing and aftercare information.
Radish ‘French Breakfast’ (Raphanus sativus) growing in the ground with foliage visible and roots forming beneath the soil.
Side angle of the Herboo Radish ‘French Breakfast’ (Raphanus sativus) seed packet highlighting packaging shape and detail.

Radish 'French Breakfast' Seeds

Raphanus sativus 'french breakfast 3'

White shouldered crimson radish french breakfast glory. Radish French breakfast is certainly not the most famous french breakfast but is firmly becoming our favourite. Grown from seed to plate in your garden, you'll be swapping out the croissant in no time.

Approx 300 seeds

  • Fast Growing
  • Pot Fans
  • Big Harvest
  • Most Light Conditions

Grow in Your Garden

Radish 'French Breakfast' Seeds – Crisp, Mild & Quick to Grow

Calendar

Radish 'French Breakfast' Seeds planting calendar: Mar–Sep: Sow indoors • Apr–Sep: Flowers

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When to SowFlowers / Harvest

How to Grow

Sow Radish French Breakfast seeds directly into well-drained soil in a sunny or partially shaded spot. They prefer cooler weather and mature quickly, ready to harvest in about 25 days.

  • Sowing

    Sow seeds thinly in rows in weed free, finely raked soil. Keep the soil well watered whilst germinating.

About Radish 'French Breakfast'

Grow your own fresh radishes that thrive in most light conditions and are suited to small spaces or containers.

  • Fast Growing
  • Pot Fans
  • Big Harvest
  • Most Light Conditions

Eventual height & spread

0.3m
0.15m
Plant

History of Radish 'French Breakfast'

First introduced in 1879, Radish French Breakfast became popular in Paris markets. Traditionally enjoyed with bread and butter, it remains a favourite for its delicate flavour and ease of cultivation.

Other NamesBreakfast radish, Flambeau, Flambo and Les Radis Petit Déjeuner
Pet/Baby SafePet + Baby Safe

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Radish ‘French Breakfast’ (Raphanus sativus) growing in the ground with foliage visible and roots forming beneath the soil.
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