Reed, that is quite a list of radishes. I like the French Breakfast also. I planted some about a month ago and none came up. Maybe because of old seed. My kale came up and needs to be thinned.

We are eating pretty hard on the Rape and Collards, but those were planted last year and will be going to seed before long.

Larry

Reed, You're going to have radishes coming out of your ears. I have learned over the years not to plant more radishes than I want to eat, except they do make a great trap crop for flea beetles, and I grow rat-tail radishes all summer with squash as a companion plant. I like radishes but only grow a few because I only want to eat so many at any given time.

Larry, A lot of my fall/winter 2012 plants have gone to seed, some have been pulled and replaced with new plants for spring, etc., but I still have some lettuce, chard, kale and mustard going from last fall...and one plant each of last fall's purple sprouting winter broccoli, which is just now producing a harvest, Romanesco broccoli and brussels sprouts. Those three were leftovers I stuck in a molasses feed tub and they have done really well there.

Most of my cool-season stuff is in the ground, so now I am waiting (rather impatiently) for the warm-season to arrive so I can do more planting.

Dawn