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<blockquote data-quote="Jmed" data-source="post: 4789751" data-attributes="member: 13887"><p>I love Daikon radish. The deer love them late season and they are great for building up your soil. The only thing about the radishes is that need to be planted a little earlier than most typical fall/winter plots so the root has time to form before the frost. We always plant our fall plots on opening day of archery in KY. This year we did daikon radish, wheat, oats, austrian winter peas, and clover. Last year the deer didnt touch the radish till we got a good frost, then they wiped em out. I actually pulled one of the daikons up and tasted it. It reminded me of sugar cane. pure sweet</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jmed, post: 4789751, member: 13887"] I love Daikon radish. The deer love them late season and they are great for building up your soil. The only thing about the radishes is that need to be planted a little earlier than most typical fall/winter plots so the root has time to form before the frost. We always plant our fall plots on opening day of archery in KY. This year we did daikon radish, wheat, oats, austrian winter peas, and clover. Last year the deer didnt touch the radish till we got a good frost, then they wiped em out. I actually pulled one of the daikons up and tasted it. It reminded me of sugar cane. pure sweet [/QUOTE]
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