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Wild Horseradish:

UK Status: An introduced plant, which has become naturalised. It was introduced originally for it's root, from which we make horseradish sauce, a centuries old accompaniment to roast beef.

Flowering Period: During the late spring, and summer months, occasionally at other times of the year.

Appx Height: Up to 70cm, or even taller.

Habitat: This plant is present and green all the year round. It can be found in many habitat types, wherever it can gain a foot hold. Common along disused railways, roadside verges, commons, river and canal sides to name a few.

Comment: In the British Isles this wild flower is found mainly in England, and is common and widespread.