Irish wildflowers sitemap
Photos: Patrick Slavin, Co.Dublin 
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Horse-radish Panicles of small white flowers. Flowering can be infrequent, seed rarely ripens. Large long-stalked basal leaves, toothed, oblong, erect. Short-stalked stem leaves, small, sometimes lobed. Robust hairless plant. Spreads by fragments from long, parsnip-like taproot. Height: To 1.5 m. Occasional garden escape, waste ground, roadsides, dunes and seashores. Scattered distribution in Ireland. Most frequent E and SE. 
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Photos above: J.Seawright
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