
A wild ginger appears…. what do you do? You call 0800 002 004 and inform the proper authorities on what you have found. They can be a serious harm to the environment if they are no eradicated quickly as they can quickly multiply and upset the delicate balance of our ecosystems.
The one appearing below must have escaped as you can see it has suffered damage to its left leg, but is still fully functional. Remember it is best not approach one too closely as it may harm you or spread gingervitus which is incurable. You can often find a ginger in the shade as they tend to avoid sunlight when possible. They are most dangerous at night. This video explains the process used to dispose of the gingers once they have been rounded up and identified.


