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Ravishing radishes

Explore the world of heirloom radishes and you’ll be surprised just how diverse and beautiful this humble little vegetable can be. Wild radishes originate from Asia and their first written mention dates back as far as the 3rd century BCE, so they have stood the test of time in our gardens and kitchens.

I like radishes for their crisp, sweet (or spicy) roots and diversity of colour, length, texture and flavour, from small round varieties that bring a peppery crunch to a fresh

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