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10 Jul 17, Mary Meyer (Australia - tropical climate)

My mother would grate approximagely equal quantity of raw horseradish and cooked beetroot which we would have with almost any kind of meat, espacially deli kind. If kept in fridge it can last for a while but we would use it up quickly.

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

This combination mixed with sour cream also makes a fantastic dip!

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05 Jul 17, Kim (Australia - temperate climate)

Interested.have you got any spare.

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07 Jul 17, John (Australia - temperate climate)

I can send you some pieces of horseradish root. Please email 'horseradish' to [email protected] with your name and address.

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01 Aug 17, Val Jefferies (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

John, just looked up the net for growing turmeric and noted your comment on horseradish. Absolutely love the stuff but was unaware I could grow it. I would love to be able to get some from you and am willing to pay for it and its postage too if you have any left. Thank You Val

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19 Jun 17, john (Australia - temperate climate)

any recipes for real horseradish / European style? I think that it is just grated and put with vinegar but notsure

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17 Jun 17, Glenn Dahlem (USA - Zone 10b climate)

Are places unusually hot in summer, such as Phoenix, AZ area, too hot for horseradish to grow, assuming it's being watered throughout the summer months?

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13 Oct 17, (Australia - arid climate)

It's not too hot, but in place like Nul Arbor plain in Aus., better to plant in Winter, & be sure to water.

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05 Jun 17, George Robson (Australia - temperate climate)

I have a couple of plantlings if you want one let me mnow

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24 Jun 17, Sonya (Australia - temperate climate)

Interested. Postcode nsw 2502 Thankyou

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