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Gardening

Major Nikon

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1. You have to dig it up and it's not easy to get all of the roots

Reply to MattBaggins (Original post)

Tue May 27, 2014, 04:51 PM

May 2014

If you don't get all of the roots, it will come back. For that reason it's best to grow it in containers, which you might want to consider if you are moving it.

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So how do I kill horseradish? [View all] MattBaggins May 2014 OP

You have to dig it up and it's not easy to get all of the roots Major Nikon May 2014 #1

will it get nice thick roots in containers MattBaggins May 2014 #2

I'm sure it depends on the size of the containers Major Nikon May 2014 #3

just keep digging it up lululu May 2014 #4