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Gourmet Ginger (rhizome) Organic

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$11.06 $16.5 In stock

Category: Bulbs

Fresh ginger is indispensable, as a flavour in cooking and as a herbal tonic. The rhizome (root) of the plant is best harvested in winter however side shoots can be taken with care 8 months after good growth. Plants need a warm subtropical climate. In cooler temperate regions ginger should be treated as an annual and planted in spring in a frost free area, or lifted each year.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Avery M. ★★★★★

These are the firmest, freshest ginger roots I've gotten from any online order—they snap cleanly and the aroma hits right away. I've already taken a couple of side shoots for cooking and the main rhizome is still holding up great in the fridge.

Timothy ★★★★★

Finally getting around to planting the rhizome I received and was impressed by how firm and healthy the root segments looked. I can already see small buds forming after just a week in the ground.

Avery F. ★★★★★

Pulled a side shoot about eight months in and it came away clean, just like the description said it would. The flavour is way sharper than the tired stuff from the supermarket, and I've been grating it into tea all winter.