Ginger plant

Ginger is delicious but here's the dilemma: it’s tropical! Can it thrive in cold climates? It's actually quite simple to propagate and grow. Read more now!

Did you know that you can grow ginger indoors all year long? Growing it in containers is surprisingly easy and will reward you with a consistent supply of fresh, juicy roots. Learn how to grow this tropical herb in containers indoors in any climate. Read more on Gardener’s Path. #ginger #indoorgardening #gardenerspath

Turmeric is a plant that can be harvested to make turmeric powder—a spice which has a strong, bitter flavor that is reminiscent of ginger. To grow it, you'll need to plant a turmeric rhizome, which is an immature length of turmeric root....

Find Variegated Shell Ginger (Alpinia zerumbet 'Variegata') in Regina, Saskatchewan (SK) at Dutch Growers Garden Centre

Ginger, turmeric, and galangal roots. Photo by Janis Piotrowski.

Learn how to plant and grow grocery store ginger roots. You can get an amazing harvest and use fresh ginger in your cooking.

Learning how to grow ginger is easy, and growing it is even simpler (especially if you live in a warm climate).

Learn about the best Types of Ginger Plants and their uses. You can grow them for ornamental and culinary purposes easily!

These step-by-step instructions show you how to grow ginger root from the grocery store. By propagating the root you can grow a new plant that will also produce more ginger rhizomes (the part we eat).

Growing ginger from root is easy to do. All you need is a piece of ginger root, a pot and some potting soil to make new plants for free.