Susan Cerato

The  strongest and least costly in terms of new materials would be a geodesic dome.  I'd recommend the starplate connector system.  You can view it here:  https://www.strombergschickens.com/product/4-inch-bolt-and-starplate-kit-for-2x4?gclid=CjwKCAjwg4-EBhBwEiwAzYAlssm9crlaxWQ3tXprMMPn2MSEsM5whbvy6JHvHzoovPfVUfEXYepzTBoCqmEQAvD_BwE

Hi, Wayne....yes, Horseradish is very hardy and can come back from almost anything.  thank you for letting me/us know that these are successful when moved great distances and put into the local soil.  

Hi...I always have plenty of horseradish!  The starts won't be up until Spring.  We're having a really warm spell of weather and I could dig some roots for you....contact me at scerato11@aol.com and we can put together a plan to get them to you.  Thanks!  Susan

I've recently discovered a large patch of Bergamot Mint growing in a back field.  And, I'm wondering how to best make use of it.  I know it is used in Native American ceremonies...Sundance, for example.   And, I know there is a value in the seeds.  Does anyone have any experience harvesting, processing, and/or selling/buying?

Thanks!

Susan

Hi!  I'm glad to hear all is well with the horseradish starts.  They really do produce quickly and have (at least those here) a nice sweet-hot flavor we love.  I appreciate your letting me know.  There will be plenty to share again this Spring!

Hi...thanks for asking.  How many were you wanting?

Hi....
I think the clue here is that you don't do anything with it ... as in tilling around or through the patch...that will scatter the roots and create new plants.

Susan

Thanks!  I got the notification.  I'll get them off as soon as possible.  I need to get more boxes!

Susan

LOL...it really is gorgeous and such a pleasure to work with ... plants love it, too.  Really...I don't think it will fit in any USPS box!

Thanks

Thanks!!!  I appreciate knowing they are not only doing well but appreciated!

Susan