Plants

A small and compact ginger producing dark brown cones with cream coloured flowers during Summer. Usually deciduous in cooler climates.

A good hardy landscaping ginger with quite unusual bright red bracts which grow almost horizontally out from the base of the clump.

A stunning beehive that produces bright orange inflorescence and produces spotted maroon flowers in Summer.

One of the largest and most spectacular of the beehive gingers. Very attractive chocolate brown inflorescence.

A fantastic feature plant with massive orange bracts. Every tropical garden should have one of these!

A real show-stopper which is sure to make a great addition to any garden. Flowers start out green/yellow and become larger and redder with age.

A beautiful beehive ginger producing long lasting flowers. Prefers a warm position in the garden, frost free.

A prolific flowering beehive ginger producing large bright yellow inflorenscence in early Summer that darkens in colour towards Autumn. A great landscaping plant.

A ginger which produces a clear fragrant juice from the mature red cones which can be used as a shampoo and conditioner. The roots are also a valuable herbal medicine, usually ground, and used for various ailments. Deciduous.

Green leaves with white variegations. Reddish cones on basal stems with white flowers. Deciduous during winter.

A fantastic fine leafed grass which makes excellent ground covers, especially around rocks and ponds, as well as plantings between stepping stones. Its low growing growth habit and sometimes wavy appearance makes it a great architectural plant.