Ginger can grow well indoors if it gets enough sun and the soil temperature is warm enough (above 68 degrees Fahrenheit), says Hannah Howland, perennials manager at Plants Unlimited.

Butterfly ginger (Hedychium coronarium), scarlet ginger (H. coccineum, syn. H. greenii) and shell gingers (Alpinia zerumbet), for example, are relatively easy to grow indoors and out.

Indoor ginger is an attractive plant and can grow two to three feet high indoors. It gives off a pleasant, mild ginger aroma. After about four months ginger root can be harvested by pushing some ...

9. Ginger. Up next on our list of easiest edible plants to grow indoors is Ginger, which is extensively used in South Asian cuisine, and if you are fond of it, you could start planting it indoors.

Although ginger will sprout back after a light freeze, it will not survive the winter unless it is brought indoors or stored in a cool, dry, freeze-free location (such as your garage) over the winter.

During this season of short, dark days, indoor herb gardens offer welcome greenery and fragrance, as well as adding zest to cold-weather stews and soups. “In the winter, even indoor plants won ...

No green thumb or outdoor garden is required to grow this delicious plant. Karl Tapales / Getty Images Growing ginger (Zingiber officinale) indoors is surprisingly easy. It is low maintenance ...

Although ginger will sprout back after a light freeze, it will not survive the winter unless it is brought indoors or stored in a cool, dry, freeze-free location (such as your garage) over the winter.

Growing ginger (Zingiber officinale) indoors is surprisingly easy. It is low maintenance, thrives in a sunny spot, and can be harvested as needed. With lush, bamboo-like foliage, ginger is also a ...