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05 Jun 16, Buzz (Australia - temperate climate)

I got a good one from Bunnings in Cannington, Perth yesterday. New delivery with a few others in stock.

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17 Oct 16, Barry (Australia - temperate climate)

Seeking horseradish seeds looked up EBay and sent away for Russian variety Has stronger flavour and pest resistance is higher. The seeds arrived via Air mail in sealed pack. Be ware the pack of seeds can cover 4m square Each plant can yield 4kg horseradish!! Happy growing!

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07 May 16, peter henwood (Australia - temperate climate)

Where am i able to acquire some roots??? in the South Victoria country area of Wonthaggi regards

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01 May 16, nadia (Australia - arid climate)

In which climate zone is Sydney correct? Thank you.

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07 Apr 16, ERNESTA (Australia - arid climate)

am in Kenya where can i get them? even if it means by DHL i will meet the cost if i can get seedlings

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02 Apr 16, kati (Australia - temperate climate)

Which kind of compost/potting soil is best for potted harseradish.

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08 Mar 16, Jan Cannell (Australia - temperate climate)

Where can I buy fresh horseradish? I bought several plants from my local nursery (wyee) but they are not ready for consuming for several months yet.

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04 Mar 16, Brian yuill (Australia - temperate climate)

When to harvest horseradish

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29 Dec 15, joyce (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I have been looking after a friends plants. One of them was a horseradish plant in a pot. Just one little frail leaf. It did not last. So will I be able to get a replacement now from a nursery? I live in inner city Sydney

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26 Dec 15, Terry (Australia - temperate climate)

I live in inner city Sydney and planted horseradish in potting mix in a pot at the back of the pot section on my west-facing balcony in about June (?). I've pretty much left it alone except for an occasional water if it's been particularly dry. The leaves have grown well - they were pretty lush before though I've noticed now that they're a bit torn - whether this is from an insect or from a few hailstorms I'm not sure. Thing is... I have no idea when to harvest them. How do I know if they're ready to be pulled up and used? And can I just pull up one leaf/plant and leave the rest in the pot? Also, I'm experimenting now but I really want to have some fresh root available in March/April next year. Do I have to replant at a particular time? Can I leave the current plants in the pot until then? etc

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