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04 Jan 22, (USA - Zone 9b climate)

Probably not - if there is no P S or T's in any of the months in the planting calendar then you don't have the climate for it.

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20 Sep 21, Robert Katz MD (USA - Zone 10b climate)

Is there a ginger plant that grows in Zone 10B ? Is there a blueberry bush that will survive in Zone 10B? Many Thanks, rk

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04 Nov 21, Jean-Claude (USA - Zone 10a climate)

I am in zone 10a and have been growing ginger successfully for a few years now. I usually start my plants around February.

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26 Aug 21, ED AND DIANE (USA - Zone 9a climate)

i NEED TO GROW GINGER FOR HEALTH REASONS. PLEASE HELP US. THANK YOU ED & DI

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29 May 21, Mr Anseer Man (USA - Zone 6a climate)

Buying ginger at Asian markets usually gives you bettrr shoot production than chain stores. In zone 5,6,7 start them indoors in large peat pots in February. By May they will be ready to go out, cover at night, frost does the real damage, short bursts of freezing temps will not kill the root. They sprout back quickly if fertilized aggressively.

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31 Jan 21, Sonia (USA - Zone 9b climate)

I've bought ginger for 40 plus years of my 60 plus life and each batch gives me 1 or 2 sprouts so last few years I have grown those rhizomes and multiplied. This weekend I harvested about 7 lbs of those babies and many more to go but that will be done around March-April. Going to share some and consume the rest in various forms. Yes I live in zone 9b.

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03 Feb 21, (USA - Zone 8a climate)

Local weather conditions come into play, here is only a guide.

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19 Aug 20, DJ (USA - Zone 7b climate)

Can I plant ginger in August?

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31 May 21, Dr. Answer Man (USA - Zone 6a climate)

No. You need a solid 6 months of warm. Start your ginger indoors in Jan-Feb and then transplant in May-June after freeze/frost is minimal threat.

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20 Aug 20, Anon (USA - Zone 7b climate)

The monthly calendar guide at the top of the page has no P T S in it. That means that you probably can't grow it. It needs a warm/hot climate.

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