We have always kept our eyes peeled for a symbol of what is Excellent, a symbol that would serve all Rhinodom. Root vegetables have always been appealing; part is in the earth, and part is on top, like Us. Rooted but gregarious.
And then, only a few Many Years Ago, there was the Radish! What a satisfying shape, what a welcoming color, a snappy flavor, a touching humility among the plant world! In no aspect is it wanting, at least any aspect We value.
The Radish is symbolic of all that is Outstanding; We aspire to its wealth of scintillating facetnous and tonalities.
We are grateful for its example.

Oh God, a radish as our model for excellence of character! It is clear to me now that this blog has no bounds!
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Bounds? Bounds!? What virtues lurk in Restriction? “No” is such an easy answer. The Radish never says, nor ever even implies “No”.
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Always a delight to see the radish assuming its rightful place. Colorful, cheerful, always ready to grow in home or garden. A coup. A veritable coup. And, for Asian relatives, it comes in white for a change of pace or a quiet, contemplative moment.
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Yes! And a gorgeous subject for a still life portrait to enjoy all year round.
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Every Day, in Every Way,
We’re getting Better and Better.
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Yes, Bill. We are. We really are.
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It’s exciting, however unexpected it is.
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And the Easter Egg Radish: red, pink, purple and white, all growing side by side in perfect amity.
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Nice job. Bill. It is a perfect picture for Brassicaceae.
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It’s such a privilege to have a world-class botanist for a friend! Thank you for your research and support.
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