Your comments and tips

17 Jun 18, Marie (New Zealand - temperate climate)

We are digging a heap up right now. Kati township. Email me for address if you still want some.

Reply or Post a new comment

19 Jun 18, Steve (New Zealand - cool/mountain climate)

Hi Marie. I am also in Katikati & would love some horsradish to plant if you have some to spare.

Reply or Post a new comment

14 Aug 18, Robyne (New Zealand - temperate climate)

horseradish I'm looking for a piece to plant if anyone has some please I'm on BOP Ta

Reply or Post a new comment

20 Jun 18, Marie (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Sure do have heaps. Available weekends. Hope my email shows up this time. [email protected] (We usually do not add emails unless they are part of the text - Liz)

Reply or Post a new comment

15 Jun 18, Paul (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Hi Kim. We can probably help depending on the type. I understand some folks call a rather large white tuber HR. We have the type that grows in the ground as a root, extremely hot, dies back in winter and comes away spring. Used for sauces etc. Is this what you want? Paul.

Reply or Post a new comment

22 Mar 18, Tonia van der Lem (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)

I Live in Gisborne and want some horseradish.Where can I get them. Also I look for Echinesea plants. Thank you

Reply or Post a new comment

08 Jan 19, Mitchell Mcfarlane (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)

Hi Tonia. Did you have any joy in getting some horseradish? I'm also in Gisborne and keen to get started. Thanks

Reply or Post a new comment

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.

Reply or Post a new comment

16 May 16, Anthony (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Where can i buy horse radish plants to grow?

Reply or Post a new comment

29 Nov 16, Tim Neal (New Zealand - temperate climate)

where are you located? Im near Feilding. I have some well-established root which you're more than welcome to dig up a few and plant.

Reply or Post a new comment