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Ginger, Myoga (Zingiber mioga) potted plant, organic
$16.00
Family: Ginger (Zingiberaceae)
Hardy to zone 6 to 12, otherwise grown as a potted plant and brought in for the winter
Herbaceous perennial native to Japan. Edible flower buds used in sushi. Plant prefers warm shade to dappled sunlight, rich soil and makes a handsome tropical-looking garden plant. The edible buds appear regularly at base of stem. Space plants 2 feet apart.
Potted plant, Certified Organically Grown
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Qin –
I live in Canada,so may I buy the gingers?
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Richo Cech –
hi qin, we ship plants inside the USA only, r
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Marlies –
Can you ship seeds? to Canada
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Richo Cech –
hi marlies, thanks for contacting and sorry to not be more helpful.
We would if the plant made seeds but its a sterile cultigen, we can deliver this only as a plant, to the USA. r
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Noriko Anderson –
Hello Richo
Just put myself to the waiting list for Myoga ! I am very excited to hear from you. I am in Maryland. I believe that’s a zone 7 but we do get heavy snow during the winter. Do you recommend to plan them as potted and brought in for the winter ? Thank you.
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Richo Cech –
Hello Noriko,
I’m surprised these are already sold out but there are more of them coming on. yes, z 7 is at the bottom end of the hardiness of this plant and it would be prudent to pot them up and bring inside for the winter. r
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Hailey –
What time of year do you typically restock these?
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Richo Cech –
Hi Hailey, We just finished distributing the 2021 growout–we won’t have these again until fall 2022. Wish I could have gotten one to you!
Richo
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Eileen Peterson –
Can I get on waitlist now for fall 2022?
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Richo Cech –
yes, use the dropdown, choose “1” and the waitlist (green button) is going to appear for you. hit that and leave your e-mail address.
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Max –
Will you have more plants available this spring?
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Richo Cech –
hi max, the nursery staff is continually growing and repropagating these. Please hit waitlist. It is pretty likely they will come up again and if they do, i would recommend ordering without delay, as they just don’t stay in stock for long. r
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Steven Feil –
Edible Acres (back East) has kept these down to -13*F for 5 years with minimal loss. They have also had them exposed to heavy deer browsing with zero interest of the deer.
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Jane –
Hi Gordon – I grow myoga on Maui – the summer sun is intense and summer temps are in the low 90’s. When I first planted I kept the container in diffused light conditions but it hardly grew. Then I moved it to a sunny spot and it grew like crazy. From what I’ve read it can over winter in a milder winter climate but I don’t know if it will survive the 110+ degrees in Arizona. If you plant it in a container you could move it around depending on the seasons.
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blick002 (verified owner) –
I received this healthy plant over two years ago and have grown it successfully as a potted plant since. It enjoys a somewhat shady location in the greenhouse in the summer and comes inside the house before the temp dips below 50F. It goes dormant shortly thereafter (for those in the cool north, don’t panic it’s not dying!), is watered infrequently throughout the winter and reliably sprouts with many more shoots when the sun and warmth return in the spring (dividing and/or up-potting necessary almost every year). A very deep green and attractive plant…still waiting for it to produce buds to put in sushi or to enjoy the flower…hopefully this year!
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ikuko torimoto (verified owner) –
I am from Japan and have been searching for the Myoga plants in the U.S.
I was very glad to find that you grow Ginger Myoga plants.
I ordered two plants and they were delivered promptly to my house in Wisconsin. I was very excited to open the package and found two very nice- looking Myoga plants. I planted in pots and they are now growing very healthy.
Arogatou!!
Thank you very much for your service. I am so happy to find Myoga plants.
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Tomoyo –
Hello, can you ship this plant to California?
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Richo Cech –
Hello Tomoyo, thanks for writing. When we have them, yes. Please hit “waitlist.” richo
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