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04 Apr 14, Gaye (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi Lilly, saw your post and was wondering where you bought your horseradish. I also live in the Sutherland Shire in Sydney. Would appreciate if you could advise. Cheers, Gaye

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11 Dec 13, Suzie Pickering (South Africa - Semi-arid climate)

I would like to know that too. Have been looking everywhere, can't find it.

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19 Sep 14, alan (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

i have the plants you can phone me at 0832472372

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28 Nov 13, Frances (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)

I have grown horseradish several years in a row & havent managed to harvest a decent root yet. It sprouts up year after year but is all leaf & no useable leaf. What am I doing wrong?

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24 Apr 15, Lynne (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)

I haven't grown it yet and have just bought a small plant. Plant in the full moon week as it is for root growth.

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11 Nov 13, Oscar (Australia - temperate climate)

I have some leaves sprouting out of one horse raddish plant. How do I get a few plants out of one plant ? Thank you

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09 Oct 13, Callum (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)

I got mine from kings plant barn on the weekend. They had to order it in but it only took 2 weeks and cost $4

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06 Oct 13, Wally (Australia - temperate climate)

Do I need to dig up all my horseradish or just what I need to make horseradish recipe. If I need to dig all how and for how long can I keep roots

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02 Mar 14, Rene Blin (Australia - temperate climate)

under no circumstance leave pieces of root in an unconfined area as it multiplies ex potentially and becomes very hard to eradicate. i have dug up and confined any and all my 'cuttings/broken pieces' which sprouted from residues of deeply sited broken roots into plastic bags of 'growing compost'....good luck with the 'digging up'!

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01 Oct 13, Kat (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Shiphards Herb Farm in Nambour often has horseradish seedlings and they do mail order. Lovely people, a wealth of knowledge, healthy plants. Oops just found out we are not allowed to post links but you can google Shiphards Herb Farm, Nambour, Qld

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