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Common name: "Horseradish" or "Red Cole"
Latin name:
Armoracia rusticana

Horseradish - Armoracia rusticana

Zone: 4 - Perennial
Native to area:
No

Growth habit:
Upright plant 24" to 36" in height.

Flowers: Yes, small white flowers mid summer.

Companion plant-able:
Yes 
Sunshine:
Water: Pictured Herb: Horseradish
Armoracia rusticana
Photo: Missouri Botanic Gardens
Cultural information: "Horseradish" is generally propagated by dividing their massive roots. Containerized plants may be available at your local greenhouse. 

Plant Horseradish roots 12 inches deep and 18 inches apart in loose fertile soil in full sun.

Uses: Culinary, and Medicinal 
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Harvesting & Storage: "Horseradish" can be harvested starting in October. If mulched for the winter they be dug all season similar to carrots and radishes. Dug roots can be ground or stored whole in the refrigerator.

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