Have you ever seen radishes on a cactus?
Unbelievable where they grow these days.
I grew them the traditional way…… in my garden
a welcome addition to my salad!
It was rather delicious !
(Picture taken by me in Kew Gardens and my garden)
Jun18
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Ute smile 
Love that! 🙂
🙂 Thanks !
Aus den Kaktus-Rettichen werden bestimmt wunderschöne Blüten 🙂
Das nehme ich auch an…. Die Farbe ist einfach so gleich wie ein Rettich! 🙂
wow
Mine taste lovely!
Did they a different taste at all???
Mine are really lovely. I t is the first time I tried to grow them. I’m rather proud of it. 🙂
I don’t blame you. I have some radishes and carrots planted and am VERY excited for the radishes! Love them!
I get so excited too when I see my things growing. Nothing more exciting than that!
I had never seen the radishes as you have shown here. Very interesting. I do love them crunchy in a salad and I love to eat them plain also. Thanks for sharing with me
In Germany we have many round ones, but the ones I grow are longish and really nice!
This made me smile, Ute. Your home-grown radishes look great, just like the real thing. 😀
Great, thanks, first time I tried to grow them and they taste lovely! I would rather not try the cactus ones hehe. 🙂
Na denn guten Appetit! 😋👌🏻🙏🏻
Danke! 🙂
MOL..maybe they like each other…better not eat the cactus though…MOL 😀 Pawkisses for a Happy Sunday🐾😽💞
Indeed…. might be prickly 🙂
ABSOLUTELY Beautiful!!!
Thank you so much Sandy!
Oh my! Those are what we call prickly pears. I know them as ‘tunas’ in spanish, although they have other spanish names. I’ve eaten them all my life and they are delicious! My mouth watered just looking at how ripe and yummy they look. The problem is getting all those prickles off. My mom and sisters used to do it. I always managed to get jabbed. I don’t eat them very often now since my mom passed several years ago and my older sisters aren’t as willing to peel them for me (and risk the pain) now that we’re all grown. Funnily enough, my daughter loves them too and is willing to peel them, if we can find them. 🙂
Those prickly ones are from The Botanical Garden, I didn’t realize you can eat them. I think I would be careful or let someone else do it like your sister. 🙂
Jetzt habe ich auch Appetit auf Radieschen… auf die aus der Erde.
Die am Kaktus schaue ich mir lieber nur an – außer es sind essbare Früchte, dann probiere ich auch gerne eine. 😁
Alles Liebe!
Anscheined sind die essbar, ich habe es nicht gewusst. Die sind vom Kew Garden, ich bevorzuge meine selbst gezogenen. 🙂 Liebe Gruesse!
Die am Kaktus erinnern mich an Drachenfrüchte:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drachenfrucht
Ja, selbstgezogen ist am Besten. Da weiß man, was drin ist. 😊
Interessant, danke Steffi. Ja selbst im Garten da weiss ich wo’s herkommt. Naechstes Jahr werde ich mehr probieren.
Wonderful! I slice radishes and put them on rye bread, yummy! 🙂
❤️carmen
Nice, always a healthy option. ♥
Awesome. This was new me! You have so many lovely ideas. Thank you for this one.
Have a great day!
Thank you very much. Enjoy the day, it is a lovely Summer Day!
nun müssen wir wohl besonders aufpassen, dass uns die Sonne keinen Schaden zufügt, Klaus
Es ist sehr warm, doch ich geniesse es!
bei der Hitze heißt es aufpassen
Oh ja, ich arbeite, also kann mir nichts passieren.
möge alles einen guten Verlauf nehmen
Fuer dich auch!
Haha that’s amazing! I haven’t eaten radishes in ages, your salad looks yummy!
You know, it was! Thanks.
I just wanted to say that ever since I saw this post I had radishes on my mind. And finally this week, I bought some and made a salad. It was delicious! Probably nowhere near as good as the radishes from your garden, but it was a tasty salad nonetheless. Thanks for inspiring me!
Oh great, and I am glad you liked them. My mum used to buy them regularly for our evening cold meal when I was a child.