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Is it too late to plant my WB ginger?

18 years ago

Hi all,

I would really like to get my White Butterfly Ginger out of the pot its in and into the ground. We just bought a new house and moved in about 2 weeks ago, so I'm still getting everything settled. I'm wondering if it is too late here to plant my ginger in the ground? I know it would do much better there than in the pot. They keep flopping over.

Thanks everyone!

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Comments (2)

cactusfreak
18 years ago
No it's not too late. Just make sure the soil is well draining and mulch real good in the fall.
gardengirl_WA
Original Author
18 years ago
Thanks for answering!! I've got the perfect spot and I'll plant them tomorrow. Thanks again.
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