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18 Jan 13, Dennis (Australia - temperate climate)

Charles PLEASE I would love to get some horse radish from you you can post very easily just wrap them in some damp paper and maybe wrap in plasticwrap or a sandwich bag then send them in the post (on a Monday so they do not set around over the weekend in the post office) or use express post. PLEASE I will pay all your costs and even something for your self please get back to me Thank you Dennis

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18 Mar 13, Gail Sainsbury (Australia - arid climate)

Charles if you have any left I too would welcome the chance to buy some and any information on how to grow it would be welcome. I live in Queensland and I am more than happy to pay costs. ( Look on page about horseradish for growing tips : Liz)

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17 Jan 13, niamh (Australia - temperate climate)

charles, i would love some to get me started off i will happily pay postage costs can you send me a private message and i will send me address - ummmm homemade (fake) wasabi cant wait! thanks niamh (Do you want to give yr email here? Liz)

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16 Jan 13, Anna (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I would love some too please Charles. I am happy to reimburse you for the postage. Thanks, Anna

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14 Jan 13, Kim (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi, I would love some horse radish too! Email is [email protected] Thanks.

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12 Jan 13, John Nicholson (Australia - temperate climate)

I would love some horse radish plants. Would be happy to refund any costs Thanks in anticipation. John [email protected]

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10 Jan 13, Bazza in Erko (Australia - temperate climate)

Put some roots in a plastic sandwich bag. Then post in a padded post bag. Mine are growing like crazy in big terracotta pots on a unit balcony. The cuttings arrived form the Bowral area very safely.

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23 Oct 12, Slavko (Australia - temperate climate)

Where I cen by horseradish plant

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23 Oct 12, Renate von Fahland (Australia - temperate climate)

please tell me where I can buy horseradish plants or root.... thanks...knhd regards Renate

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14 Oct 12, Ellen G (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

I bought a root at the Vic Market and planted the tops of two of them. I now have a large pot full two years later

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