organic horseradish (pre-order 2025)

$ 12,00

Armoracia rusticana, Brassicaceae

German mustard, horseradish

The grated root of the horseradish plant, with its pungent, mustard-like flavor, is traditionally preserved in vinegar. This condiment, much appreciated in Northern Europe for flavoring sauerkraut or accompanying fatty meats and fish, stimulates digestion. It's one of the best decongestants, very effective in cases of sinusitis. It is generally grown in borders or outside the vegetable garden, where its ability to re-propagate from the smallest root ball left in the ground will not be a hindrance. Hardy perennial that prefers cool, deep soil. Harvest from autumn of 2nd year. 40cm to 1m high.

3 roots with crown delivered by expedited parcel either in spring or autumn, depending on the order date. Shipping costs will be automatically added to the basket when you place your order.

 [available in Quebec and the rest of Canada only].

Certified organic by Québec Vraiproduced here at LA SOCIÉTÉ DES PLANTES

Only 4 left in stock

Plant with roots inclined, growth point upwards. Keep about 50 cm between plants in all directions. After the summer solstice, you can prune the leaves, keeping a single bunch per plant to encourage the development of the main root. Harvest in October, after the first frosts. Horseradish will survive in the ground for several years and gradually colonize the surrounding area if not contained by harvesting.


Shipments take place between June and October, depending on the harvest.

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