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Wintering Gingers in zone 6

21 years ago

I have about 20 or more gingers I'm trying to winter over inside during the winter months. I'm in Tennessee, zone 6. Do I let them go dormant like I do my brugmansias or do I continue to water them frequently and let them grow ? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Cheryl

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