Wasabi
Grow your own authentic Wasabi!
Wasabia japonica, also known as Japanese horseradish, is a stunning and rewarding plant to cultivate in your garden. Prized for its pungent flavour and unique aroma, Wasabi adds a touch of culinary adventure to any dish.
Why choose our Wasabi plants?
- Fresh and flavourful: Experience the genuine Wasabi taste, far superior to commercially available imitations.
- Low maintenance: Requires minimal care, thriving in cool, shaded areas with moist soil.
- Beautiful foliage: Large, heart-shaped leaves add a touch of exotic elegance to your garden.
- Long lifespan: Harvest the spicy rhizome after 18-24 months, and enjoy the plant's decorative foliage for years to come.
Order your Wasabi plants today and embark on a journey of culinary discovery!
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£8.32
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Unit price per- Organically Raised.
- Wasabi Mephisto Green is a Japanese vegetable with attractive, almost floating leaves.
- The typical outer green stalk needs about one year cultivation.
- Gives a moderately spicy flavour, essential for Japanese cooking.
- The leaves, stems and flowers of garden-grown wasabi plants are perfectly edible.
- Wasabi is a brassica. So, like kale, the leaves and stems on the side can be removed / snipped off and eaten while the plant will grow from the top (apical meristem).
- Wasbi likes a shady spot in the garden so avoid a full sun position
£6.99
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Unit price per- This listing is for 3 x Wasabi Japonica 'Mephisto Red' Plug Plants.
- Organically Raised. Wasabi Mephisto Red is a Japanese trend vegetable with attractive, almost floating leaves.
- The typical outer green stalk needs about one year cultivation.
- Gives a moderately spicy flavour, essential for Japanese cooking.
- The leaves, stems and flowers of garden-grown wasabi plants are perfectly edible. Wasabi is a brassica.
- So, like kale, the leaves and stems on the side can be removed / snipped off and eaten while the plant will grow from the top (apical meristem).
- Wasbi likes a shady spot in the garden so avoid a full sun position!