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08 Feb 18, Astrid (South Africa - Semi-arid climate)

Hi Jan, Try www.theseedvault.co.za. They sell horseradish rhizomes (pack of 3 for R60). I bought some recently and they were excellent quality.

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17 May 17, Yvonne (South Africa - Dry summer sub-tropical climate)

I bought white radish at thane market and was told that is also horse radishould is it true?

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17 May 17, John (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I once bought white radish (daikon) at a market and was told it was parsnip! radishes and horseradish are totally different plants. Radish is grown from seed and the root is harvested when it is ready. Horseradish can be grown from seed but is normally grown from root pieces. It is 'very friendly' and will spread whereas ordinary radishes will only grow from seed. Trust this helps

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07 Mar 17, Sindi Shembe (South Africa - Semi-arid climate)

where can I buy horseradish around gating and m also interested in getting a plant to plant it in my garden where can I get it.

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08 Mar 17, John (Australia - temperate climate)

Look on the internet under 'horseradish' plants for sale. Some of the herb nurseries will have it. Alternatively look up garden clubs or Permaculture groups. They might give or swap a piece of root to get you started. All the best.

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17 Feb 17, geoff (South Africa - Humid sub-tropical climate)

where can i buy, i'm not far from durban

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18 Feb 17, (Australia - temperate climate)

Bridget Kitley Herbs in Stellenbosch list it in their range. They may post a bare rooted plant wrapped in damp newspaper and plastic. Contact them on 07 9407 2209 or email: [email protected] . Trust this helps.

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16 Feb 17, Kim (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

Lifestyle, Johannesburg (011792 5616) has a few Horseradish plants at the moment - I just bought 2

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16 Feb 17, John (Australia - temperate climate)

I love horseradish with beef. The plaants can spread rapidly in good conditions so unless you want that plant them in a very large tub on top of the ground or sunken to just below the rim. Good water supply, and plenty of old manure will yield you tender flavousome roots. Mulching thickly will conserve water. TAll the best!

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18 Jan 17, Peter (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

Any one in the Pretoria region, contact me if you want horseradish plants/root. Peter:- [email protected]

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