Ginger
Ginger plants
Most gingers have unusual long lasting flowers and vary in height, gingers like a warm climate but some will grow in temperatures as low as 10c some can be grown indoors in pots or in the garden, a good look for a tropical garden affect
Heliconia psittacorum Strawberries & Cream
In Stock: 7
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Stunning tropical plant related to Ginger, Bananas. Suitable for coastal Qld, northern NSW, topend of NT and North western WA.
Supplied as: Rhizome with new growth. (not for NT due to size)
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Shell Ginger (Alpinia zerumbet)
In Stock: 17
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White flowers with pink tips resemble shells. Cold hardy plant grows as far south as Melbourne.
Supplied as: Rhizomes (root stem)
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Beehive Ginger (Zingiber spectabile)
In Stock: 5
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Zingiber spectabile (Beehive Ginger)
Spectacular! Orange cone shaped that go to red as they age.The cones produce brown-yellow coloured flowers which age to a red colour.
Supplied as: Rhizome
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Native Ginger 'Red Back' (Alpinia caerulea)
In Stock: 20
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Australian native. 2m with striking maroon/red leaf undersides. Leaves are large and shiny. Fragrant white flowers. Great indoor plant.
Supplied as: rhizome/plant 20-50 cms tall
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