| Can horseradish be planted in a container. If so, what would be the minimum size to accomodate 3 crowns? |
| Horseradish has a reputation for spreading, so planting in a container is a really great idea. The plants require rich, moist soil which is easy to provide if you use commercial potting soil, or a mixture of half garden soil and half potting soil. I'd use at least a 5-gallon container; larger if one's available. Be sure the container has adequate drainage holes in the bottom. |
