The patch is not as tidy as several weeks ago.
You can see the tidiest patch here.
This patch is much greener than before.
It needs long time to get mature ginger.
Be patient please...
Monday, October 17, 2016
OUR GINGER PATCH THIS WEEK
The patch is not as tidy as several weeks ago.
You can see the tidiest patch here.
This patch is much greener than before.
It needs long time to get mature ginger.
Be patient please...
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You will be well supplied when it matures.
ReplyDeleteYes, That's right
DeleteWow, so many ginger plants ! I use ginger only for tea and sweets, it's not something I would grow in my garden, but maybe I should try.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I think you should try it.
DeleteI've not grown ginger before. I'm not sure that it can grow here.
ReplyDeleteYes, it needs warm and humid weather, Lisa.
DeleteCom certeza o resultado será gratificante...vale a pena esperar!
ReplyDeleteDoce abraço, Marie
Thank you, Marie
DeleteYou have so many healthy growing gingerplants. I tried once ginger growing in my greenhouse, it went all well until we got a very cold winter, of course they died before we could harvest ginger. I sometimes buy a piece of gingerroot to make tea, tastes so good with lemon.
ReplyDeleteYes, Janneke. Too cold weather will make the ginger root becomes dry and dormant.
DeleteSo many recipes are greatly improved with the addition of ginger! Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteYes, that's right, Beth. thank you.
DeleteWow! I like your ginger plants. My turmeric though has lots of bulbs, the tips of the leaves are often brown.
ReplyDeleteYes, Stephanie. My turmeric looks grow so slowly.
DeleteThat's good looking ginger plants! What is growing on the trellis?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Malar. That's buncis or green bean that's growing on the trellis.
Deletegrowing ginger is like forever... and in our case we grow here and there, mixed up with other plants.
ReplyDeleteSounds so interesting, Bangchik.
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