I am thinking of growing Horseradish but I am struggling to find a supplier. Can anyone recommend a source?

Any advice on growing it would also be welcome.

Thanks

Mark

clokemg wrote:


I am thinking of growing Horseradish but I am struggling to find a
supplier. Can anyone recommend a source?

Any roadside verge!


Any advice on growing it would also be welcome.

I wouldn't worry - it's *stopping* it growing that's tricky!


Thanks

Mark



--
If you sit down at a poker game and don't see a sucker, get up. You're
the sucker.

clokemg wrote:

I am thinking of growing Horseradish but I am struggling to find a
supplier.

Find somebody near you who can spare one of the side roots for planting....
you may get a response here.
Ignore the maniacal laughter as you leave, roots in hand.
Before planting, find a Star Trek fan who can loan you a copy of "The
Trouble with Tribbles." If that doesn't put you off, plant the root
cuttings just under the surface in a damp place and stand back. You're
welcome to a few hundred of mine, but I'm across a largish pond from most
of the group.



Gary Woods AKA K2AHC- PGP key on request, or at home.earthlink.net/~garygarlic
Zone 5/6 in upstate New York, 1420' elevation. NY WO G

On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 14:40:23 GMT, Gary Woods wrote:

clokemg wrote:

I am thinking of growing Horseradish but I am struggling to find a
supplier.

Find somebody near you who can spare one of the side roots for planting....
you may get a response here.
Ignore the maniacal laughter as you leave, roots in hand.
Before planting, find a Star Trek fan who can loan you a copy of "The
Trouble with Tribbles." ....

:-)
Or even John Wyndam's The Day of the Triffids.
--
Tim C.

In article ,
bigboard writes:
| clokemg wrote:
|
| I am thinking of growing Horseradish but I am struggling to find a
| supplier. Can anyone recommend a source?
|
| Any roadside verge!

Collecting it from there is now made into a heinous crime by the
pseudo-conservationist establishment. Ignore that.

| Any advice on growing it would also be welcome.
|
| I wouldn't worry - it's *stopping* it growing that's tricky!

It doesn't like hot, dry conditions much, and I used to have
difficulty.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Nick Maclaren wrote:


In article ,
bigboard writes:
| clokemg wrote:
|
| I am thinking of growing Horseradish but I am struggling to find a
| supplier. Can anyone recommend a source?
|
| Any roadside verge!

Collecting it from there is now made into a heinous crime by the
pseudo-conservationist establishment. Ignore that.

LOL! I know, I must have driven it to the brink of extinction personally.


| Any advice on growing it would also be welcome.
|
| I wouldn't worry - it's *stopping* it growing that's tricky!

It doesn't like hot, dry conditions much, and I used to have
difficulty.



--
"All snakes who wish to remain in Ireland will please raise their right
hands."
-- Saint Patrick

"clokemg" wrote in message
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I am thinking of growing Horseradish but I am struggling to find a
supplier. Can anyone recommend a source?

Any advice on growing it would also be welcome.

You can have as many roots from me as you want. Bloody stuff is a thug. I
mow and spray every year and *still* it comes back sob

"clokemg" wrote in message
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I am thinking of growing Horseradish but I am struggling to find a
supplier. Can anyone recommend a source?


Your local branch of Wilkinson should have some in their gardening section.
Mine certainly does.

-=# Amos E Wolfe #=-

Thank you for all the message. I may rethink if I am going to give myself a nightmare in the future!!

Thanks again.

Mark.

"Amos E Wolfe" wrote in message
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"clokemg" wrote in message
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I am thinking of growing Horseradish but I am struggling to find a
supplier. Can anyone recommend a source?


Your local branch of Wilkinson should have some in their gardening
section.
Mine certainly does.
But why buy what you can get for free?

In article ,
(w.g.s.hamm) wrote:

But why buy what you can get for free?

You can of course locate someone who has some, go and see them, check it
IS horseradish, dig it up and bring it home.

Or you can spend under 2 pounds in Wilkinsons while doing other
shopping.

Your choice

Steve Harris - Cheltenham - Real address steve AT netservs DOT com
A useful bit of gardening software at http://www.netservs.com/garden/

In article , lid
(bigboard) wrote:

Can anyone recommend a source?

The High St retailer Wilkinsons offer Horseradish roots.

Steve Harris - Cheltenham - Real address steve AT netservs DOT com
A useful bit of gardening software at http://www.netservs.com/garden/

In article ,
(Amos E Wolfe) wrote:

Your local branch of Wilkinson should have some in their gardening
section.

Yes, find local branch via www.wilko.co.uk

Steve Harris - Cheltenham - Real address steve AT netservs DOT com
A useful bit of gardening software at http://www.netservs.com/garden/

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In article ,
(w.g.s.hamm) wrote:

But why buy what you can get for free?

You can of course locate someone who has some, go and see them,
check it IS horseradish, dig it up and bring it home.

Or you can spend under 2 pounds in Wilkinsons while doing other
shopping.

Your choice

Never heard of Wilkinsons. Not all chains are nationwide.

Their trucks certainly are, though. You may have noticed slightly
cryptic ads for an anti-drugs campaign called "DARE" on the
tailgates.

--
Mike.

I have just come back from Poland where the supermarkets sell horse radish
roots. I have a few if anyone wants some. Just let me know.

Andrew


"clokemg" wrote in message
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I am thinking of growing Horseradish but I am struggling to find a
supplier. Can anyone recommend a source?

Any advice on growing it would also be welcome.

Thanks

Mark


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clokemg