Common Ginger (Zingiberaceae officinalis) Consignment drought resistant once established

drought resistant once established

The added tail prop is welcomed by woodpeckers and other birds that use it to rest their tail on and support themselves while feeding

By John Shewey

OMRI Listed (Organic Materials Review Institute)

Common Ginger (Zingiberaceae officinalis) Consignment drought resistant once establishedNow you can grow fresh ginger right in your home. Big, bright flavor adds just the right amount of heat and spice to sauces, soups, marinades, baked goods and more. Grow in pots outside in filtered sunlight in summer and bring inside for the winter. Begin to harvest roots in 2 years just reach into the pot and break off what you need. Ginger is a heavy feeder and an even heavier drinker that needs a lot of room to grow. Choose a pretty container with