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sources for gingers

11 years ago

I am looking at getting some different gingers for next summer and want to get an early start. does anyone have a good US source for ginger seed/rhizomes. looking at some beehive gingers and I def want a Hedychium gardnerianum. New to the gingers so anyone with help is appriciated.

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karyn1
11 years ago
Zone 9 Tropicals and Gardino's usually have a nice selection of gingers.
miketropic
Original Author
11 years ago
thanks I'll try them both. I ordered some seeds the other day but if I can get cheap rhizomes it will save me some time.
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