Horseradish

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  1. Prastio

    Prastio Gardener

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    Just realised that I misspelt horseradish in the thread title.

    Is there any way of amending it to spare my blushes?
     
    Prastio, Oct 16, 2007
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  2. luvgarlic

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    You should be able to simply edit the original post. At least that works on other forums I use.

    If not, a kindly Moderator needs to do it for you.
     
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    Ta luvgarlic. Sorted.
     
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  4. terrier

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    Prastio, I think the idea is to use SOMEONE ELSES GARDEN ;)
     
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  5. Prastio

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    Terrier - I like the lateral thinking!
     
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    Terrier has the right idea.

    Over 30 years ago I planted it in our garden and it became so invasive that I spent five years trying to get rid of it. As I was digging out the roots I planted them along the grass verge alongside the field between me and the village. Whenever we want horseradish all I have to do is walk up the road, wellies on and spade over shoulder, and dig what I want. If you aren't able to do this then luvgarlic's idea is best.

    When I dig up some of the root I then plant the top bit somewhere else. It's quite funny the looks I get from people driving by :D . A few of the neighbours now dig the horseradish as well.
     
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