Your comments and tips

24 Jun 17, Sonya (Australia - temperate climate)

Interested. Postcode nsw 2502 Thankyou

Reply or Post a new comment

20 Jun 17, Linda Morse (Australia - arid climate)

George I would love some plantings if you have some to spare. Please let me know cost of postage to pcode 4519

Reply or Post a new comment

17 May 17, Yvonne (South Africa - Dry summer sub-tropical climate)

I bought white radish at thane market and was told that is also horse radishould is it true?

Reply or Post a new comment

17 May 17, John (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I once bought white radish (daikon) at a market and was told it was parsnip! radishes and horseradish are totally different plants. Radish is grown from seed and the root is harvested when it is ready. Horseradish can be grown from seed but is normally grown from root pieces. It is 'very friendly' and will spread whereas ordinary radishes will only grow from seed. Trust this helps

Reply or Post a new comment

08 May 17, Andrew (Australia - tropical climate)

tasting store bought horseradish and reflecting how mild it is, how is it that (imitation) wasabi which is also made up of horseradish is so pungent.

Reply or Post a new comment

10 May 17, Ken (Australia - temperate climate)

Store bought horseradish cream contains less than 10% horseradish (this may vary) and contains vegetable oil, milk, etc which would tone down the bite. As real wasabi is expensive a lot of wasabi paste is boosted with mustard seed flour. This may also help explain the variation.

Reply or Post a new comment

08 May 17, Andrew (Australia - tropical climate)

I live in Darwin and would like to try and grow horseradish here. Hearing it likes frosts is it worth a try?

Reply or Post a new comment

07 May 17, Elliot (Australia - temperate climate)

The best store bought horseradish I found was in the refrigerator section of The Kosher Providor, Plantation Street, Menora.

Reply or Post a new comment

02 Apr 17, Beata (Australia - temperate climate)

Where I can buy horseradish plant? I leave south of Perth - Western Australia.

Reply or Post a new comment

17 May 17, Rachael (Australia - temperate climate)

Try Bunnings herb section, I bought a plant just yesterday there, but they only had a few plants--I can speak for other stores other than my local one, but as I said, they only had a few plants. The tag had 'food for life' on it-I'm presuming that's the company that is distributing them at the moment. Because there were only a few plants, it was hard to find- Good luck!

Reply or Post a new comment