Friday, 15 February 2013
Horseradish propagation
Although horseradish will take care of itself (very much so!), to stop it getting too comfortable in its' allotted bed we find it advisable to lift and move it occasionally. In order to keep it under control, we generally take root cuttings of it in the winter, grow them on and then replant in the early summer. Thus we can guarantee that it will stay where it's put and not gang up on the Globe Artichokes next door!
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looking forward to seeing how they come on
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They take some time to show growth but they havent failed us yet (touch wood!)
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