You'll need to give your ginger plant a little time before harvesting it—a few months of growth at least. When you're ready ...

That said, let’s talk about some lovely species that make excellent garden specimens, some of which are well suited to spectacular cut flower arrangements. One of my personal favorites is shell ginger ...

Summer means many fragrant flowers blooming in abundance. Most noticeable is the family of gingers. Gingers are coming into flower a little late in forests and gardens this year due to cool weather ...

Developed by Lyon Arboretum’s Bob Hirano, this fragrant sterile hybrid ginger will not set seed and is less invasive than other varieties; blue “ginger” is seen in the background. Horticulture can ...

Q. I bought a house a year ago with a 7-year-old lime tree that has never produced fruit. What can I do? There also is a Hawaiian ginger plant that did not bloom last year. It has numerous 6-foot ...

Fresh ginger defines itself as an aromatic. It can add a sweetly spiced flavor and scent to nearly all fruit and vegetables, as well as seafood, meat and tofu. Fresh ginger is often referred to as a ...

KAHALUU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Frustrated Oahu farmers are pleading for help in their attempt to figure out what’s killing off their ornamental ginger crops. The plants are popular for landscaping and ...

The subtropical rainforests in the foothills of the Himalayan Mountains are amazingly diverse. In sections of India and Nepal, the forests are similar to Hawaiian rainforests in both temperature and ...

Bubba blue ginger is a dwarf Hawaiian ginger that was crossbred with an Indian strain to enhance its bluish hue. Any kind of ginger can get the blues: When common white ginger is kept in a cold place, ...

A Rutgers University study in New Jersey is exploring the cultivation of "baby ginger" as a potentially profitable crop for local farmers.

Questions: Does the invasive alien Hedychium gardnerianum (1) replace native understory species, (2) suppress natural regeneration of native plant species, (3) increase the invasiveness of other ...