Hybrid Horseradish Roots Only for GU lavender-pink blooms that feature a

lavender-pink blooms that feature a creamy white reverse

Chojuro is ready in September while Drippin' Honey waits'til October

Can be planted along the edges of streams and ponds

Like all hostas

Hybrid Horseradish Roots Only for GU lavender-pink blooms that feature aGenerations of gardeners have loved horseradish roots for their pungent, peppery and tangy flavor. Our Hybrid Horseradish is a hardy perennial with good disease resistance, and it produces high yields of roots. The plants grow 2 3 ft. tall and have oblong, puckered, dark green leaves. The roots can be dug up in the spring or fall, then peeled and grated. Grated roots have a delightful tang and are often used as a condiment. Once the root is grated,