What is this?

[Msfields]

These plants grew fast & furious in our late PNW summer when all else was slow to grow, and I have no idea what it is. Help?

 

[MoreRootsMoreFruits]

Looks very much like a raddish "Raphanus sativus" might be worth pulling one up.

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Don't eat it on my say so though

 

[Msfields]

Hmmm. The plant is about 5 feet tall with a million flowers that are turning into peapod-like fruits (shown). It's also about 3 feet wide. It's a garden bully of a plant. Doesn't appear radish-like to me...

 

[Oliver Buckle]

Not the little round red ones, but my missus was from Japan and they have a very different radish, Have a look at rat tail radish, big plant, large white root, and pea like seeds similar to those.

 

[MoreRootsMoreFruits]

It may not be but it looks very much like some I have growing. Just watched this as well of some fairly big ones:

 

[MoreRootsMoreFruits]

Not the little round red ones, but my missus was from Japan and they have a very different radish, Have a look at rat tail radish, big plant, large white root, and pea like seeds similar to those.

Yeah the pods do look like the rat tail one, very similar anyway

 

[Msfields]

YES, YES, YES! Thank you both. That is exactly what happened. I have a boatload of rat-tail radish seed pods to share now. I never would've guessed that.

 

[MoreRootsMoreFruits]

YES, YES, YES! Thank you both. That is exactly what happened. I have a boatload of rat-tail radish seed pods to share now. I never would've guessed that.

You're most welcome oh that's wonderful, it's great to share in the abundance, happy harvesting

 

[Oliver Buckle]

Excellent.