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05 Feb 12, Peter (Australia - temperate climate)

No problem! Please let us all know how they turn out!Just a word of caution - protect your eyes when grating old horseradish - it will burn your eyes. Use swimming goggles. I know people who didn't realize this until it was too late - they got a chemical burn, took a week to recover. Cheers!

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17 Oct 11, jackie rolland (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

i am in Launceston Tasmania,and i have some horseradish plants if you would like some mike

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09 Dec 11, Paul (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Hi Jackie, We would love a bit of your HR. we are south of Hobart(pelverata) and would love to get some that is proven in Tassie. Happy to pay for postage.

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27 Jul 21, Donna Renaud (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Hi Jackie, I know it was a long time ago, but do you still have any horseradish in Launceston ? I am in Beaconsfield and would love to grow some so I can make Fire Water with it. Donna.

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03 Sep 21, Phil Lipski (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

I live in Launceston. I would like to buy some plants. Thank you. Phil

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22 Jan 12, Brian (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

is the horseradiah plant frost hardy?

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23 Jan 12, Jen (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Hello Brian, I would say yes, as I have mine planted in a big 42 cm wide pot but did not move it into "winter quarters" as I do with my Kaffir Lime potted tree, it showed no damage over the years, Happy gardening Jen

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11 Mar 12, MIke (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Yes, ours certainly seems to be stronger after a second year but the roots are very spindly and they are not easy to peel. Any tips on growing a thicker root? However, to make the sauce and not being too keen on hand grating, I first grated the root with the food processor. This gave thin matchsticks but also lots of lumps, then I added some vinegar and used the chopper to cut it finer and it worked well. I also added some hot mustard to give it a bit more zing.

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13 Mar 12, Usha Veerappah (Australia - temperate climate)

Can anyone please tell me where I can buy fresh horseradish. I'd like to grow some in my garden and I live in Perth.

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15 Jan 13, Simon (Australia - tropical climate)

I would also like some fresh horseradish roots. Would be willing to reimburse any costs. [email protected] Thanks Simon.

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