Horseradish Roots Natural, 1/2 pound/8 ounces,(USA Only,Can Not be shipped internationally) Ready For Planting or Preparing As Sauces or Dressings etc. JACOBS LADDER

Semi-experienced gardener checking in... I have harvested, chopped, and replanted these roots so many times that they now take up over 20 square feet of my yard! They're super tough and survive Zone 7's extreme heat and cold with no problem. Whatever rain we get seems to be plenty for them, but I do hit them with the hose occasionally when it's really hot and dry. Otherwise, they seem to thrive on neglect. By far the easiest food plant I've ever grown... Honestly, this is probably the best thing I have ever bought through Amazon. It's a gift that keeps on giving!The leaves are delicious, but I use them as a trap crop for beetles to keep the little buggers out of my other greens. And of course the roots are AMAZING. Horseradish is one of the greatest flavors known to humankind, and pulling up pounds of these bad boys to make more sauce has become one of the highlights of my year! (I haven't weighed a harvest yet, but I will update after the next one.) Bonus: they also get cute flowers that my bee buddies love!10/10 would recommend. Buy these lil beasts and toss em in a sunny spot, you won't regret it... unless you hate flavor, in which case why are you even reading this?

Perfect conditionSmells very freshSolidGood shootsNo mushyNo mold

Due to unforeseen circumstances, I was unable to plant the horseradish root for OVER A YEAR, and I kept it refrigerated in the packaging it was sent in. This past May I was finally able to plant it - AND IT SPROUTED VIGOROUSLY IN LESS THAN A WEEK!Buy with confidence from this seller!

Nice size and firm

Worst experience shredding bc I didn't know what I was doing. Figured it out half way thru the shred process. I have extra hot & mild horseradish. Lol. Btw, it's growing back since I left some of the root in the ground. Can't wait for harvest this year. Keep it in a confined space. Mine is in a tall bed.

Horseradish came fresh and wrapped in wet paper towel to keep it fresh. Very good packaging.

It was mailed - this massive piece of horseradish root - and I am thoroughly disappointed. Moldy🤢, VERY MOLDY - and one end had been cut ages ago. No nubbins of little green leaves starting, no knobs of new roots developing either. A massive piece of root 3.5" in diameter. Invoice said "suitable for planting"!! NOT! There were no directions either explaining how to cut it to use it for crown stock.An avis farmer, an old broad and this crap gets less than a single star!

Twice in the last six months I experienced horrible bouts with sinus and bronchial infections that lasted three weeks each time. It was a viral infection , not bacterial, so the doctors couldn't prescribe an antibiotic. Frustrated and angry, I went looking on Youtube for a natural cure for my problem. And that's when I ran into Rosemary Gladstar and her potent Fire Cider remedy. I did my research on Youtube and learned about the careful handling of this miracle root so I wouldn't get burned or bothered by the fumes.I received two small pieces of fresh horseradish carefully wrapped in a cloth set in a plastic baggie. The shipping was fast and terrific, but not the product. I had no idea they would be different strengths so I picked one started shredding it. This first one I used, was like a stick of hard wood with very little smell to it. But I didn't know it was no good. The Fire Cider I made with it still sits on my shelf waiting out the 4-weeks processing. I hope it still works as a great elixir for my needs. The 2nd stick, was much stronger and more potent. I shredded it and now it sits in a bag in the freezer for tea. I use 1-tbsp fresh frozen grated horseradish with 1-tsp fresh grated ginger root and steep 20 minutes in hot water.