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Mr Fothergill's Palla Rossa Radicchio Seeds - Firm Red Heads with White Veins

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Palla Rossa Radicchio seeds from Mr Fothergill's produce firm red heads with distinctive white veins. This early-heading variety is hardy and easy to grow, adding a zesty, slightly bitter note to mixed salads.

  • Variety: Palla Rossa radicchio
  • Colour: Maroon
  • Heads: Firm and red with white veins
  • Maturity: Around 12 weeks
  • Sow depth: 5mm
  • Germination: Around 12 days
  • Plant spacing: 30cm
  • Position: Suits sunny and part-shade areas

Sow into well-prepared soil for rapid, even growth. Harvest the firm red heads when mature, or leave the plants un-thinned for loose salad leaves, bringing colour and a zesty edge to your dishes.

More about this product

Mr Fothergill's Palla Rossa Radicchio Vegetable Seed is a reliable variety for growing radicchio, known for its firm red heads and distinctive white veins. This early-heading variety is designed for rapid growth and is hardy and easy to cultivate.

  • Firm red heads with distinctive white veins
  • Early-heading variety for rapid growth
  • Hardy and easy to grow
  • Can be harvested as heads or left un-thinned for salad leaves
  • Sow 5mm deep, germination around 12 days, matures in about 12 weeks, space 30cm apart

Questions & Answers

What does Palla Rossa radicchio look like?

It forms firm red heads with distinctive white veins.

When is it ready to harvest?

This early-heading variety matures in around 12 weeks.

How deep should I sow the seeds?

Sow about 5mm deep into well-prepared soil.

How long until germination?

Germination takes around 12 days.

Can I harvest it as salad leaves?

Yes, you can leave the plants un-thinned and pick loose leaves for salads.

How far apart should the plants be?

Space the plants about 30cm apart.

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