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Edible Ginger Panicle Hydrangeas which the deer tend toGinger is widely used in stir fries, sauces, and pickling, so why not grow it at home? You'll have a delicious product well superior to purchased powder. Excellent as a container plant and heat tolerant, ginger is a wonderfully low maintenance plant. Mature ginger rhizomes can be harvested four to six months after planting. Or, harvest sooner (at 4 6 weeks) for a milder, more tender product referred to as "baby ginger," which is taking off in culinary