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Organic Ginger
Organic Ginger
Organic Ginger ⭐️ Four Rhizomes
 
Grow ginger right in your backyard, even in a container, even in short seasons! You'll receive certified organic ginger rhizomes ready to sprout. Freshly dug baby ginger is lusciously sweet and melts in your mouth, unlike anything you'll ever find in a store. Growing ginger is remarkably fun, though far from foolproof, so you'll also receive a promo code for $20 off our Grow Your Own Ginger Masterclass and we're here to help all season long.
Please Note: Ginger ships in February, Weather Permitting.

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ginger

1/2 pound [ $15.00]
2 pounds [ $45.00]
5 pounds [ $95.00]

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Organic Ginger

Ginger will ship starting in February, weather permitting.

Grow ginger right in your backyard, even in a container, even in short seasons! Freshly dug baby ginger is lusciously sweet and melts in your mouth, unlike anything you'll ever find in a store. Even it's leaves smell of ginger, which we dry and steep as tea all winter long. Growing ginger is remarkably fun, though far from foolproof, and we're here to help all season long.



You'll receive:

⭐️ Certified organic ginger rhizomes ready to sprout, fresh from our friends farm in Hawaii! We ship in February, weather permitting.

⭐️ a promo code for $20 off our Grow Your Own Ginger Masterclass with dozens of video tutorials and step-by-step instructions and Live Q & A each month with Petra, April through October, to share the journey all season long.

Our Ultimate Grow Your Own Ginger Collection sets you up for easy success with all the tools you need plus 50% off our Grow Your Own Ginger Masterclass!
One of the many video tutorials in our Grow Your Own Ginger Masterclass.
Grow Your Own Ginger & A Cordial Invitation

Average Rating: Average Rating: 4.5 of 5 4.5 of 5 Total Reviews: 7 Write a review »

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5 of 5 Fun to grow January 14, 2020
Reviewer: Ann Clark from Rangeley, ME United States  
It was fun to grow ginger. I’m not sure if it was my not so green thumb or if I need to improve my skills growing this crop because my ginger was very small but delicious. I’ll be back to give it another try this year.

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4 of 5 Slow grower but we'll worth it January 13, 2020
Reviewer: Erin McLaughlin from Smithfield, RI United States  
After further research I will try this again under more cover to boost the temps for the whole growing season and not just for the start as I had last year. Harvested about 1.5 lb and froze it for many exciting meals in the cold season.

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5 of 5 Great ginger! December 31, 2019
Reviewer: Ellie from SEYMOUR, CT United States  
I am very pleased with the ginger I ordered in March.  The rhizomes were fat and full of buds, and sprouted well when following the online toutorial and tips.  I transplanted them into a trough planter and they quickly filled it with scented, tropical foliage for my hot patio.  I harvested a pint of fresh ginger plus leaves to dry and grind for tea from just 4 rhizomes!  Wonderful customer support.

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4 of 5 Organic ginger December 31, 2019
Reviewer: Robin Freeman from Killingworth, CT United States  
Wow, it was worth all the pampering and worry. I followed the directions and had good luck in my zone 6 garden in Connecticut. Most of what I started produced good results. I planted it in one of those recycled grow bags. I’m not sure I gave it enough water through the season, but now I have a nice stash of ginger in my freezer to use to my hearts content. Thanks Petra for turning me on to planting my own ginger!

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3 of 5 Modest success December 25, 2019
Reviewer: Jerome Lerman from Carlisle, MA United States  
This was my first attempt at growing ginger. I'd rate it as a modest success. The ginger was very flavorful, but not very prolific -- just a few short corms. I'll try again next year. I'll try using more of the fertilizer.

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