Turmeric
Scientific Name: Curcuma longa
"The turmeric plant grows to three feet and has oblong, dark green leaves that are about five inches wide. The flowers are yellow-white, growing on a spike-like stalk. It grows well in partial to full shade in soil that has been amended with organic matter. Turmeric prolifically produces rhizomes that are ready for harvest generally in late fall or early winter; you'll know it's ready when the plant goes dormant. A perennial, turmeric dies back during winter freezes but will return reliably in late spring." - UF/IFAS
Size: 1-gallon pots
Scientific Name: Curcuma longa
"The turmeric plant grows to three feet and has oblong, dark green leaves that are about five inches wide. The flowers are yellow-white, growing on a spike-like stalk. It grows well in partial to full shade in soil that has been amended with organic matter. Turmeric prolifically produces rhizomes that are ready for harvest generally in late fall or early winter; you'll know it's ready when the plant goes dormant. A perennial, turmeric dies back during winter freezes but will return reliably in late spring." - UF/IFAS
Size: 1-gallon pots
Scientific Name: Curcuma longa
"The turmeric plant grows to three feet and has oblong, dark green leaves that are about five inches wide. The flowers are yellow-white, growing on a spike-like stalk. It grows well in partial to full shade in soil that has been amended with organic matter. Turmeric prolifically produces rhizomes that are ready for harvest generally in late fall or early winter; you'll know it's ready when the plant goes dormant. A perennial, turmeric dies back during winter freezes but will return reliably in late spring." - UF/IFAS
Size: 1-gallon pots