Horseradish is a wonderful herb that is suitable for preserving or for use in cooking.
But sometimes he literally takes over the entire area - in this case you will have to either share or fight the invader.
Horseradish can take root so well in a plot that the summer resident does everything possible to reduce its quantity.
If young shoots have grown, you can dig up the roots. But if a large bush has grown, you need to destroy it - cut off the foliage at the root and cover it with a jar or bucket.
You can also make a hole in the fall and pour urea into the root - in the spring such a plant will not develop.
The use of urea is a folk method that helps in the fight against overgrown horseradish.
However, if you want to get rid of it in another way, you can use herbicides. However, this option can hardly be called environmentally friendly for your site.
