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Radish
Fast-growing radishes often are the first ready to harvest crop of the season. It's no wonder that radishes often are the first crop that children grow - simply sow the big seeds, then pull out a colorful, crunchy radish a month later. For mildest flavor, grow in the cool weather of spring or fall.
