Ginger Edible

Description

Zingiber officinale

Growing in Phoenix: One of the most popular spices with excellent immune-boosting qualities. It can be used fresh, dry, or powdered. Ginger leaves are edible with a milder flavor than the rhizomes. Ginger is an understory plant and needs dappled shade. It will grow well in a container or in-ground. Ginger needs a well-draining soil rich in organic matter with a soil pH ranging from 5.5-6.5. Protect below 55 degrees Ginger can be harvested 10 months after planting.

See the planting and care guide page for planting and watering instructions.