The Plot Twist: Victorian Radish

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This episode of "The Plot Twist" explores the history of radishes, from their ancient origins to their popularity in Victorian England. Victorians enjoyed radishes for their color, flavor, and health benefits, planting fast-growing varieties in containers for a constant supply. This fast-paced, quick episode then dives into practical tips for growing radishes in containers yourself. Learn how to go from seed to harvesting your radishes in just 3-4 weeks!

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