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04 Apr 18, Frank Chalupa (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi Tina, I live in Logan Central and I have heaps of horseradish roots. Let me know where to send them and I'll send you some. Best Regards Frank

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22 May 18, David (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi Frank, id love ti get my hands.on some also if your feelinh extra generous :)

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22 May 18, Geoff (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi Frank. I would very much appreciate a piece of your horseradish please. How can we arrange this. ,Geoff.

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17 May 18, Toga Ludlow (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi Frank I live in the Lockyer Valley and I've been looking for horseradish roots. Do you still have them. I go to Slacks Creek frequently. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks

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02 May 18, Fausto Capozzi (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi Frank, I have been looking for horseradish roots for a while now, if you still have some to spare I would love to have one. I am happy to pay for postage etc. Please contact me at [email protected] and I'll email my address. Thank you, Regards Fausto

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21 Nov 17, Daryl (Australia - temperate climate)

It's not all that easy to get horseradish crowns or living plants. I've been trying. I love the condiment preparation of the root and also the idea of eating the foliage. Should i get some in It'd be one of the crowning glories of my garden haha!

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27 Oct 17, Tony Campton (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I am about 10k north of Noosa in the hinterland. Happy to cover the cost of postage and your time. Thanks, Mate, Tony

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30 Sep 17, Shelley Johnson (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Just thought I'd mention I found horsradish plants at Mitre 10 today in Westport. I've been looking for it for a very long time so was very happy. Other Mitre 10 store may have it now.

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14 Aug 17, Narelle (Australia - temperate climate)

Sorry, that should be ESKAL Horseradish not whatever name I advised.

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11 Aug 17, Narelle (Australia - temperate climate)

In most big supermarkets all around northern Europe and Scandinavia you can find all forms. A container of grated horseradish, from the fresh food section, is fine and doesn't last long enough for me to know its 'use by' date. It's good with lots of unexpected foods and it's particularly good with potato soup (makes it far more interesting) as well as beef, which was created to go with horseradish.

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