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The gingers (Hedychium) are enjoying this unseasonally warm weather. They are late this year, only just coming into flower as the cool spring put them back. But looking lovely now.

Sally has some in pots and a few in a bed beside a hot south facing wall. The pots are moved inside to cool conservatory but those in the ground are mulched and left. If grown in the ground you need plenty of drainage as they don't like cold, wet feet in winter.

They can be grown well north - Sally has seen them forming impressive displays in gardens in #cumbria and #Northumberland

#gingers #hedychium #hedychiumcoccineum #climatechange #climatechangegardening #walledgarden #ornamentalgarden #containergardening #gardeningtips #globalwarming

Sally's organic no-dig plot in Somerset with her polyculture approach to planting veg surrounded by lots of flowers, with a mix of raised beds, old trough, traditional beds and hugelkultur with plenty of #permaculture

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#organicgrowing #gyo #climatechange #climatechangegardening #allotment #ediblegarden #vegetablegardening

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