By Liz Baessler Depending upon who you ask, wild radish plants are either weeds to be destroyed or crops to be enjoyed. Your own opinion will probably vary greatly depending on how they’ve come into your life. If you’ve discovered a field of them and want to try your hand at cooking something new, your feelings are probably a lot warmer than if you keep finding your garden plants muscled out by them. Keep reading for information of uses for wild radish, as well as methods for controlling wild radish. Uses for Wild Radish What is wild radish? It’s similar to cultivated radish, and the two can cross pollinate when growing near each other. In appearance it looks very similar to wild mustard, a close relative. All parts of it are edible, if you’re feeling brave. Boil the greens and eat the flowers and pods raw. The tough outer skin
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