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Horseradish
€4.00
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Armoracia rusticana
Horseradish is a common sight in the wild in Ireland if you know where to look. It's a perennial from the Brassica family, with a long tap root and very eager to spread - keep this in mind when you plant it. The large bright-green leaves resemble those of dock, and in early summer it will bear small white flowers in panicles. The root is edible, with a lovely sharp taste (it is known as barbaforte, 'strong beard', in some parts of Italy), used to make horseradish sauce. A good addition to the kitchen garden - consider growing it in deep containers to control its vigor.
Site: Tolerates exposureSoil: Any well-drainedPosition: Full sun to part shadeSeason of Interest: Edible rootsHardiness: Fully hardyHeight: 3ft (1m) Spread: up to 1.5ft (0.5m)
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