Zingiber officinale

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!

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Botanical Name: Zingiber officinale. Other Common Names: Jamaican ginger, Indian Ginger, gan-jiang, sheng-jiang, African ginger, black ginger, zingiber officinale. Description and Habitat: The ginger plant is an erect plant that grows from one to three feet tall. It is a tropical plant found in East Asia and Australia. India and China are the largest suppliers of the herb used today. The large, scaly rhizome (underground stem) is the part of the plant used in herbal and medicinal use. It is…

You never know how much ginger you'll need until you've bought one and taken it home, only to realize that you have way more than you need. While you may be tempted to wrap it up and pop it in the fridge, that may not give you the results you're hoping for next time you need to use it in a recipe.

Ginger is a native to the moist tropical forests of southeast Asia. It grows as a potted plant here in Fredericksburg, because of our cold winters. The portion used is the fat, knobby rhizome, a type of underground stem. It is generally called ginger root, which is technically a misnomer. Grated ginger baths can help ease pain and increase circulation. Just drop a few granules of grated ginger in your tub of hot water. Don't use too much, as it can quickly bring your blood to the surface…

Ginger Plant Division – How To Divide Ginger Plants Separating a ginger periodically will encourage new growth and can garner new plants from divided rhizomes. The trick is knowing when to divide ginger and how to do it without damaging the parent plant. This article will help with that.

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