Growing Horseradish

Armoracia rusticana : Brassicaceae / the mustard or cabbage family

Jan F M A M J J A S O N Dec
        P P            

(Best months for growing Horseradish in Australia - tropical regions)

  • P = Plant crowns
  • Easy to grow. Plant root pieces. Best planted at soil temperatures between 10°C and 25°C. (Show °F/in)
  • Space plants: 50 cm apart
  • Harvest in 16-24 weeks. Some improvement in flavour if left till after frost..
  • Compatible with (can grow beside): Best kept separate

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05 Jan 19, Mike Logan (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Look up on the internet.
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16 Nov 18, phil (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Go on line to Daleys Fruit Nursery. they posted it to me and it is growing brilliantly.
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04 Aug 18, David Marks (New Zealand - cool/mountain climate)
Does anyone have any horseradish roots for planting. Thanks
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31 Jul 18, Annebelle van Tongeren (Australia - temperate climate)
Hi. I would love to plant a bed of horseradish as I am finding it impossible to buy. If there is anyone you could suggest who might be able to help me set up my patch, that would be great. Thanks.
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04 Aug 18, Steve (Australia - temperate climate)
I brought mine at Bunnings planted out and it’s going well
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02 Aug 18, Ian Lakeland (Australia - temperate climate)
Hi Annebelle,try New Gippsland Seed Farm inSilvan. Horseradish is listed on their web site and you can order online.Regards Ian
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28 May 18, Norma modistach (Australia - temperate climate)
My late husband always dug and replanted horseradish in July, Is this too long in the ground, he usually replanted the crowns. I am not having a great success
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30 May 18, Mike L (Australia - temperate climate)
By this website leave them in the ground and plant out in Sept Oct.
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08 Apr 18, Richard (Australia - temperate climate)
What sort of soil types does it like? Water requirements?
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09 Apr 18, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Read the notes here on growing it.
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Hey Ted, Can you sell me some roots as well????

- phil

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