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You grow horseradish at home by tucking root cuttings into deep, moist soil with full sun, then digging up the roots after a season. Loose, well-watered ground is the secret to thick, straight roots. Even a single pot or corner patch yields plenty. Let it go wild and it’ll take over.
If you want to grow celeriac at home, you’ll start seeds early, keep the soil rich and moist, and wait things out until fall. Soil quality and consistent watering are huge. Light and feeding also play a part in how big and tasty your roots get. Picking the right variety? It matters more than you’d guess.
To grow Jerusalem artichoke, plant tubers in early spring, give them plenty of sun, some water, and dig them up in fall. They’re pretty low-maintenance. Once they settle in, they’ll come back every year and, honestly, they’ll spread if you let them.
