Horseradish
 

Hi everybody,

I am looking to grow some horseradish in containers (to control it)
but cant find anybody selling seeds or plants. Can anybodt suggest
anything?

I understand that the leaves are poisonouos. Can they be used in the
compost heap?

Thanks
Steve

Horseradish
 

Steve Newport wrote:
Hi everybody,

I am looking to grow some horseradish in containers (to control it)
but cant find anybody selling seeds or plants. Can anybodt suggest
anything?

I understand that the leaves are poisonouos. Can they be used in the
compost heap?

I found this supplier:
http://www.organiccatalog.com/catalo...p?cPath=59_155

I don't think there's any plant material you can't put on the compost
heap just because it's poisonous: the toxic compounds will break down,
and even if they don't they'll have no effect on plants grown in the
resulting compost. I find that two pigs were killed by eating two to
three ounces of the grated root between them, which isn't all that much,
but I'd like to see the human who could eat an ounce of the stuff!

--
Mike.

Horseradish
 

Mike Lyle wrote:
Steve Newport wrote:
Hi everybody,

I am looking to grow some horseradish in containers (to control it)
but cant find anybody selling seeds or plants. Can anybodt suggest
anything?

I understand that the leaves are poisonouos. Can they be used in the
compost heap?

I found this supplier:
http://www.organiccatalog.com/catalo...p?cPath=59_155

I don't think there's any plant material you can't put on the compost
heap just because it's poisonous: the toxic compounds will break down,
and even if they don't they'll have no effect on plants grown in the
resulting compost. I find that two pigs were killed by eating two to
three ounces of the grated root between them, which isn't all that much,
but I'd like to see the human who could eat an ounce of the stuff!

--
Mike.

wilko usually sell thongs of horseradish, not checked recently to see
what's in.

DD

Horseradish
 

"Dave the exTrailer" wrote in message
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On 2 Feb 2006 00:49:13 -0800, "dirt dibbler"
wrote:


Mike Lyle wrote:
Steve Newport wrote:
Hi everybody,

I am looking to grow some horseradish in containers (to control it)
but cant find anybody selling seeds or plants. Can anybodt suggest
anything?

I understand that the leaves are poisonouos. Can they be used in the
compost heap?

I found this supplier:
http://www.organiccatalog.com/catalo...p?cPath=59_155

I don't think there's any plant material you can't put on the compost
heap just because it's poisonous: the toxic compounds will break down,
and even if they don't they'll have no effect on plants grown in the
resulting compost. I find that two pigs were killed by eating two to
three ounces of the grated root between them, which isn't all that much,
but I'd like to see the human who could eat an ounce of the stuff!

--
Mike.

wilko usually sell thongs of horseradish, not checked recently to see
what's in.

DD

I fancy a thong thith thummer
I shall thing with the thongbirds

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII feel a thong coming
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon

Then theres "thing a thing of thixpence"


Sorry Im just in one of those moods

Me too

Doctor " Big breaths"

Patient - "Yeth, and I'm only thicthteen"



Steve

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Sorry Im just in one of those moods

Jutht ath thwell. We couldn't withthtand a lot more of thith.

--
Rusty
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"Steve Newport" wrote in message
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Hi everybody,

I am looking to grow some horseradish in containers (to control it)
but cant find anybody selling seeds or plants. Can anybodt suggest
anything?

I understand that the leaves are poisonouos. Can they be used in the
compost heap?

Thanks
Steve
you can come and dig up as much as you want from my bantam paddock.FREE!

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/thnip/

Sorry Im just in one of those moods

Jutht ath thwell. We couldn't withthtand a lot more of thith.

Oh thod.

/thnip motht of joke/

....so the god emerges from the temple in the morning, accompanied by the
seven vestal wossnames.

"I am Thor!" he tells them.

"Yeth, but are you thatisthighed?" chorus the V-Vs

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Its always a good bet to check out Ebay

http://feedback.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayIS...gray_bale&iid=

Hope it helps.

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"shazzbat" wrote in message
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"Dave the exTrailer" wrote in message
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On 2 Feb 2006 00:49:13 -0800, "dirt dibbler"
wrote:


Mike Lyle wrote:
Steve Newport wrote:
Hi everybody,

I am looking to grow some horseradish in containers (to control it)
but cant find anybody selling seeds or plants. Can anybodt suggest
anything?

I understand that the leaves are poisonouos. Can they be used in the
compost heap?

I found this supplier:
http://www.organiccatalog.com/catalo...p?cPath=59_155

I don't think there's any plant material you can't put on the compost
heap just because it's poisonous: the toxic compounds will break down,
and even if they don't they'll have no effect on plants grown in the
resulting compost. I find that two pigs were killed by eating two to
three ounces of the grated root between them, which isn't all that
much,
but I'd like to see the human who could eat an ounce of the stuff!

--
Mike.

wilko usually sell thongs of horseradish, not checked recently to see
what's in.

DD

I fancy a thong thith thummer
I shall thing with the thongbirds

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII feel a thong coming
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon

Then theres "thing a thing of thixpence"


Sorry Im just in one of those moods

Me too

Doctor " Big breaths"

Patient - "Yeth, and I'm only thicthteen"



Steve


Phwoarrr!! Phwoaarrr!!

No! Not THAT kind of thong! Dirrrrty old man!

Duncan