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A useful ingredient, ginger is commonly used in both Asian and Indian cuisine. Once mature the root is easily used either fresh, powdered or juiced into a smoothie. These knobbly rhizomes may not look the most attractive, but they are full of health benefits, including the ability to relieve digestive issues and boost the immune system. Additionally these plants produce pleasingly ornamental blooms and are surprisingly easy to grow.

Growing ginger is best done in warmer climates. These are tropical plants that won’t survive a frost. In cooler climates the roots can be grown undercover in a greenhouse or as a houseplant.

Full of flavor and with a range of health benefits, it is no wonder that growing ginger at home is becoming increasingly common. If you want to add a kick to your herb garden, this is the ideal choice. This is your complete guide to growing ginger.



How to Choose your Plant

Selecting a Healthy Rhizome

Where to Plant

Can I Grow in a Container?

Preparing the Soil

How to Plant

Caring for Growing Plants

When to Water

Do my Growing Plants Require Fertilizer?

Cool Weather Care

Protecting the Foliage

Companion Planting

Dividing Your Plants

How to Harvest

Common Pests and Diseases

Why is the Foliage Turning Brown?



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