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Container Gardening
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Ginger in container

eeaieeaioh
10 years ago

I gave seen pictures and videos of massive ginger plants in small pots. I want to give it a try. My question us in regards to my zone. I am in 6a. I assume before first frost I'd need to bring it indoors and keep it in a well lit place. Is there anything else I need to consider?

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