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Herb: Horseradish (Armoracia Rusticana or Cochlearia Armoracia)

Background: Traditionally Horseradish was used medicinally for rheumatism and chest problems. It should be used with great caution as it can cause inflammation.

Garden Herb Type: Perennial.

Growing this herb: Buy several horseradish roots and plant in early spring 30cm apart. Water well if the weather is dry.

Soil condition and garden position: Grow in ridges in rich soil and dig up roots for use in autumn.

Appearance: A long stalked plant with dark green oval leaves growing up to 1m tall. It has off-white flowers which appear in mid-to-late summer. The roots are very hard to get rid of once the roots are established.

Uses: The main use for this herb is to make horseradish sauce by grating the roots. Tastes grand on tender beef.

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