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23 Jul 17, Frank Thom (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Can anyone tell me if horseradish will grow at all in the Southeast Queensland region, Sunshine Coast, maybe through winter.

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30 Oct 17, Liora (Australia - temperate climate)

I live just south of the border in NSW and my horseradish is doing really well. It took a while for it to establish - now it's shot off everywhere.

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05 Jan 18, Trish (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi Liora, We just moved to Kingscliff from Alice Springs, NT and I would like to grow my own horseradish. May I ask, where did you source your plant/root from? Alternatively, do you have a piece I could purchase? Thanks, Trish

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21 Jan 18, Tahlie (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi Trish, I just found some horseradish for sale at my local bunnings.

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24 Jul 17, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

By this website it is planted Sept Oct. Read up about it is my suggestion.

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24 Jul 17, John (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Horseradish should grow well in SE Qld but would probably still be dormant in the winter, particularly in cooler areas such as Toowoomba.

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11 Jul 17, Trudy (Australia - temperate climate)

I always bought Heinz horseradish in a jar at Safeway or Coles now no longer available.Can buy it under Masterfoods but taste is horrible.Would love a real recipe to make my own(nice & creamy with a good bite of zest)where can I buy this plant??Bunnings??or other garden outlets???Please advise I live in Langwarrin vic

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04 Nov 17, Kerri (Australia - arid climate)

Hi Trudy I live in Mill Park & am happy to give you a plant.

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30 Oct 17, Liora (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi Trudy. I bought my horseradish root through ebay - a place in the Blue Mountains (NSW) - it's grown magnificently but it did take a while to establish.

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12 Aug 17, Narelle (Australia - temperate climate)

For many years I bought a brand named Edal or perhaps Edel but so long since I've been able to find it where I live on the Central Coast. When available it was in the refrigerated section of the supermarket. So good you can eat it from the jar.

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