Horseradish adds spicy punch with few calories. Low-maintenance, easy to establish, but spreads—choose planting space wisely. Source roots from garden centers or grocery stores.
Sunny area away from other plants (prevents spreading theft). Amend clay soil with sand for drainage. Plant spring/fall when ground workable.
Dig narrow trench ~2 feet deep + 4 inches deeper. Space roots 1-2 feet apart. Fertilizer generally unnecessary; if used, high potash/low nitrogen, mixed well.
Place each root crown up (widest part). Top 4 inches below soil surface.
Fill trench, covering crowns with 4 inches soil. Water well. Keep moist, not muddy, all season.
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