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30 Jun 19, Liz (Australia - temperate climate)

Gardenate is not a farming or commercial advisory service. For specific advice, please contact your local plant suppliers, gardening groups, or agricultural department.

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24 Jun 19, Jan Montague (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Do you have to wait till the top has died down before harvesting? I'm not sure what to do as there is some older growth but one new stalk has come through.

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26 Jun 19, (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Read the notes here again.

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17 Jun 19, Susan Du Plooy (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

I want to start growing ginger .... near Bronkhorstspruit Gauteng

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11 Jun 19, Taryna Koo (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Young ginger will taste mild while old ginger will taste more fiery. When you harvest your ginger root, was it the 'young' or 'old' part of the root?

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10 Jun 19, ambrosio dante brito (Australia - temperate climate)

I live in Perth WA, I like to know when is the best time to plant Ginger from Rhizome. Many thanks

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11 Jun 19, (Australia - temperate climate)

Perth is temperate - in temperate it says can't grow in WA. If you read about ginger it says warm weather - so obviously you would plant in warm part of the year - like late spring early summer.

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31 May 19, Janet austin (Australia - temperate climate)

Ginger I take out of pot in cooler months use and store good noddles .in paper bag...re pot when warmer....if you leave in pot over winter in garden ..will they survive...if not what is the best way to store....and I do the same above with turmeric...thank you ..jan

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03 May 19, Paul Tan (Australia - temperate climate)

1) when is the best time to plant ginger in Melbourne? 2) How can I replant the unused from previous harvest? 3) Should I store my ginger in fridge or in cool dry area?

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21 May 19, Geoff (Australia - temperate climate)

Don't pull the plant out. Just dig a little and break off a piece of root as you need it.

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