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26 Dec 19, Joseph (Australia - temperate climate)

I have some Horseradish growing but cant get it to grow in to any thing of consequence, it spreads like wild fire but roots are too small to grate. Does anyone have a suggestion please

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30 Dec 19, anon (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Sounds like you are using a fertiliser with a high N %. N produces grow of leaves etc, P is good for root development. K for flowers/fruit. Try and plant them after another crop has used up most of the N.

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10 Nov 19, keith walker (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Hello, I have just moved to New Zealand and i am trying to find some Horseradish root to grow in my new veg patch. i am in Cambridge if anybody can help i would be very grateful regards Keith

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16 Jan 20, Danielle Saunders (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Hi Keith, I have just been given some horseradish plants. Would you like some once I have more? I'm in the waikato also. Email me dpsaunders85@gmail.com cheers.

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28 Dec 19, Peter Collis (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Hi Keith, Like you, I am also keen to get some horse radish plants as the stuff you can buy here is only the creamed sort and a bit bland. Did you have any luck finding a source?

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11 Nov 19, anon (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)

Search for some seed selling companies on the internet in NZ.

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31 Oct 19, Jack Jansen (New Zealand - temperate climate)

I’m in Stanmore Bay Whangaparaoa and would like to know if I could get hold of some horseradish root to strike a plant. Thanxs

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28 Aug 19, Kay Walden (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Would really be grateful if someone in Southland has a piece I could strike a plant from please

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19 Oct 19, Anna Frampton (New Zealand - temperate climate)

I’ve just acquired some in Southland. I’ll grow it up this season and can pass some root on to you in autumn/winter if you’d like? If you send me your email address, I can let you know when I harvest it.

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10 Nov 19, Kristina (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Hi Anna, Can I have some of yours later? I live in Northland. My email is krissim2015@gmail.com Thank you.

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