Plants

A small plant with grassy looking strappy foliage which produces flowers during Spring right through to Autumn. It oftens tends to produce new flower after a good rain - hence the name. Great for borders or mass plantings. Can also be grown in pots.

Produces small light green cones which age to bright red. Usually deciduous during winter.

This is the common eating ginger whereby the roots are used as a spice in cooking. This plant is deciduous. Its after the foliage dies down in late Autumn that the ginger rhizomes are harvested.

A beautiful beehive ginger producing long lasting flowers. The champagne beehve ginger is a bit more cold sensitive than other spectabile species, so best suited to warm subtropics or tropical climates.

A compact ornamental ginger with small apricot bracts held low beneath lush green foliage. Bright summer colour, small stature, and reliable performance make it perfect for tropical fillers, understory plantings, and collectors of unique Zingibers.

Produces compact clumps with lush glossy foliage and distinctive cocoa-brown inflorescences with cream day flowers. Valued by collectors for its unusual pigmentation and tidy, upright growth habit. Usually dormant during winter in cool climates.

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

Striking beehive ginger with large bright-orange bracts and maroon-spotted day flowers. Tall, lush stems create a bold tropical display in warm, protected gardens or subtropical landscapes.

One of the largest and most spectacular of the beehive gingers which makes for a real stand-out feature plant. Very attractive chocolate brown bracts set amongs tall lush green stems. Definately adds a jungle feel to tropical and subtropical gardens!

Vibrant orange bracts emerge from the ground among lush tropical foliage. A standout feature plant that brings instant resort-style impact, long-lasting colour, and irresistible exotic appeal to any warm sheltered garden. A real must-have!

A real show-stopper which is sure to adding some exotic flair to shaded gardens. Flowers start out green/yellow and become larger and redder with age. Usually quite tight clumping with clean upright foliage.

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.

A variegated form of the shampoo 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. Dormant in 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.