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Mioga Hardy Ginger - Raintree Nursery

Mioga Hardy Ginger

$19.99 - $19.99
$19.99
$19.99 - $19.99
$19.99
SKU L705

(Zingiber mioga) A hardy ginger that grows to 4 feet tall. The new shoots are blanched and eaten and the young leaves are edible. The white flower buds which emerge in late summer are used for tempura or sliced and added as a garnish for salads or sushi. This plant is unlike the ginger that you eat the large rhizomes. Prefers partial shade and well drained soil with plenty of humus.

USDA Zone: 7-10

Grow Height:  4' (Small)

Sun: Partial Shade

Ripening Time: N/A

Pollination: N/A

Size: 1 Gallon Pot
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  • What does it taste like? Does it taste like traditional ginger root?

    This is the ginger used in Japanese cooking. Typically the stem, not the root, is pickled and thin sliced. You have had it with your sushi.

Customer Reviews

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Greg V.
Excellent Plants, So I Purchased Two More

The buds of myoga are used in Japanese cooking. Both the buds and the plants are very difficult to find, and when I have seen the buds in a produce aisle they are ridiculously expensive. I bought one plant to determine its condition, and was so happy I purchased two more. All of the plants arrived in pots and in excellent condition.

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C.
Hardy to zone 6

Mioga ginger is definitely good down to a zone 6 for sure! I've been growing it for years (NE Ohio) in several different locations, I would say it would probably go to a zone 5 with some heavy mulching. The only casualties I've had are ones that didn't plant and overwintered in nursery pots.

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James L.
MIOGA HARDY GINGER VERY GOOD

The ginger came timely and was very well packaged. It was already growing in the pot it arrived in so it was planted right away. Very happy with purchase and it was worth the price.

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Richard F.
Mioga Ginger

Bought one plant in 2022.
It wintered over and has spread here in zone 7
Low this winter close to zero F with wind added on top of that.
Ordered and received two more plants here in 2023
Planted under a couple of peach trees so they will provide some shade.
Expect to see some flowers this year so as to taste test.
So far so good.