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04 Jun 19, Lucy (USA - Zone 5a climate)

I have horseradish it’s easy to grow. I live up in northern Minnesota. By accident I have three patches growing. Remember to get rid of weeds around the horseradish. Also you shouldn’t dig up the roots until September through April. Months with a R in them. Try going where they sell plants and ask if they have horseradish roots.

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25 Jun 18, Ingwi Basher (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Hi, I would love to find out where in the Hawkes Bay region I can buy a plant or cutting? Having grown up in Sweden / Europe with many traditional dishes containing the wonderfully hot root (grated and mixed in sauces, potato salads etc. .. the list is long) I truly miss the unique flavour ...

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11 Jun 18, Kim (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Hi I want to buy some horseradish to grow, Where can I go? We are in Katikati

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01 Apr 19, Ken (New Zealand - temperate climate)

I recently picked up a seedling at Palmers in Bethlehem

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17 Jun 18, Marie (New Zealand - temperate climate)

We are digging a heap up right now. Kati township. Email me for address if you still want some.

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19 Jun 18, Steve (New Zealand - cool/mountain climate)

Hi Marie. I am also in Katikati & would love some horsradish to plant if you have some to spare.

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14 Aug 18, Robyne (New Zealand - temperate climate)

horseradish I'm looking for a piece to plant if anyone has some please I'm on BOP Ta

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20 Jun 18, Marie (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Sure do have heaps. Available weekends. Hope my email shows up this time. emtnz@hotmail.com (We usually do not add emails unless they are part of the text - Liz)

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15 Jun 18, Paul (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Hi Kim. We can probably help depending on the type. I understand some folks call a rather large white tuber HR. We have the type that grows in the ground as a root, extremely hot, dies back in winter and comes away spring. Used for sauces etc. Is this what you want? Paul.

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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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