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04 Jul 13, Ian (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I found mine at Bunnings this week(1/7.13)

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02 Sep 13, Anthony (Australia - temperate climate)

@Ian, which Bunnings mate? if you please> I am in Perth. I assume this is true horse radish? The one you make for the dip that goes with mustard on Polish snags??? I had some snags in Praha, wow...just WOW. Cheers Ant

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02 May 13, Nichole (Australia - temperate climate)

I bought my Horseradish roots from Burrendong Gardens via eBid.net.au

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19 Apr 13, Kate (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I am looking for some horseradish root that I can plant on the Sunshine Coast. Does anyone have any ideas or would like to sell some?

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30 Mar 13, Julie James (Australia - temperate climate)

I live in Beerwah Queensland and would like to grow horesradish but can not seem to buy can you advise us where is it sold. Rgds

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12 Apr 13, (Australia - temperate climate)

Try the Digger's Club online - I bought my plant from them.

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26 Mar 13, Lori (Australia - temperate climate)

Can I just plant a piece of horseradish root that I've bought at the market?

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07 Apr 13, granny peg (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Hi Lori. from my experience with horseradish you certainly can grow H. from a root cutting. Beware horseradish can become invasive so plant in a large pot and bury in the garden. this should contain the roots. I am having trouble removing horseradish from a large garden bed. every time the bed is dug a piece breaks off and away goes the h.radish again!!! good luck.

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18 Mar 13, Gail Sainsbury (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I am also interested also in how to grow it and how to obtain it.

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23 Mar 13, Sharon (Australia - temperate climate)

Gail I purchased a plant at flowerpower a few years ago and planted it in the ground and left it alone until about may- I then pulled it out and cut the root into small pieces about 5cm each and put it back into the ground. It grew and the plant has large green leaves - you can begin to use it in the second year. I pull one out - grate what I need and put it back into the ground. I am sure you will be able to buy it on eBay as well.

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