Pack size
- 6 pack
Typical height
- 0 to 1m
- 1 to 3m
- 3 to 5m
Use
- Feature
- Privacy screening / hedging
- Pot plant
- Ground cover
- Edible
- Aquatic
- Cut flowers
- Borders
- Indoor
Light Conditions
- Full sun
- Part shade
- shade
Climate
- Temperate
- Subtropical
- Tropical
Gingers
The wonderful world of gingers is truly remarkable. The range of shapes and colours are many, and the uses of the plants are multiple. Many are edible in one way or another whilst others contain valuable extracts and oils used in medicine and cosmetics. On top of all that, gingers are generally easy to grow and make fantastic additions in tropical gardens.
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A large upright Alpinia with soft pink erect flower spikes. The Giant pink is a bit less cold and wind tolerant than most other Alpinias, so best used in warm protected positions.
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An unusual and incredibly attractive ginger. Grows in shallow water, whether it be dams, ponds or water bowls. Can also be grown in any moist or waterlogged soil. Makes an attractive feature plant with upright tidy foliage with light pink flowers.
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A very hardy native Australian ginger. White shell-like flowers which finally produces clusters of blue berries. Roots and berries were traditionally eaten by Aboriginal people.
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A native Australian ginger from the Atherton Tablelands. Similar to Alpinia Caerulea but with burgundy undersides of leaves. A very hardy ginger.
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A tight clumping Alpinia with narrow leaves and white inflorescence with yellow/maroon centres. In India and Sri Lanka the rhizomes are traditionally used in medicines to remedy cough, respiratory ailments, diabetes, asthma and arthritis.
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A beautiful ginger with white striped foliage and upright shell flowers. A good hardy landscaping plant with a tight clumping growth habit.
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A cold hardy Alpinia which produces pearly pink flowers in Spring. Fairly open and vigorous growth habit.
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A stunning Alpinia with large upright shell-like flowers. Very tight clumping, with tidy upright growth habit. A good landscaping plant.
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A hardy clumping ginger with thick lush foliage with a spicy scent when rubbed. Produces upright shell-like flowers. Great as a lush under-storey filler.
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A small ginger with thick lush foliage. The foliage has a spicy scent when rubbed. The compact growth habit makes it ideal for borders or under-storey filler.
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This is the preferred ginger for Thai cooking. Tight clumps of beautiful lush green foliage which produces cream flowers.
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A lush and leafy ginger boasting large upright brightly coloured red bracts with small white flowers peeking through the folds. For optimum performance plant in a warm protected location that receives some early morning sunshine.
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A lush and leafy ginger boasting large upright light pink bracts with small white flowers peeking through the folds. For optimum performance plant in a warm protected location that receives some early morning sunshine.
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A new release ginger with unusually long and thin leaves. Forms dense clumps which are compact and upright. Produces flowers at the tops of each stem throughout summer. Good hardy landscaping plant.
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A small and compact alpinia which grows to about 1.5m tall. A great hardy landscaping ginger producing attractive sprays of delicate upright white flowers with red centres.
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A hardy cold tolerant ginger which produces large pendulous cream-coloured flowers. A great landscaping plant.
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A hardy tight clumping ginger, great as a landscaping plant. Produces hanging flowers in Spring and Summer. Also makes a great pot plant on verandas and patios.
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A nice tight clumping Alpinia which produces upright soft pink flowers in Spring.
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A hardy landscaping plant with tough variegated foliage. Produces hanging flowers in Spring. Great under-storey filler and pot plant.
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A tropical perennial plant with thick fleshy rootlets which are widely used in cooking in Thailand and Indonesia for their aromatic spicy flavour. Can be eaten raw in salads, added to soups and curries, and made into pickles.
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A hardy ginger with pinky white flowers on top of green spiralling stems. An excellent landscaping plant. Deciduous in cool climates.
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A nice and compact ginger with frilly white flowers on top of red spiralling stems. A good landscaping plant. Deciduous in cool climates.
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A fantastic ornamental ginger with lightly variegated leaves, red stems and frilly white flowers. A good landscaping plant.
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A great landscaping plant with stunning variegated foliage and showy white flowers produced from red cones. Deciduous in cool climates.
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A great hardy landscaping ginger with orange edible flowers produced from lemon yellow cones.
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A new cold hardy costus hybrid by Greg Jones. Usually only grows 50 to 100cm tall with almost fluorescent yellow and orange inflorescence.
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A beautiful hardy and cold tolerant ginger with variegated foliage with snowy white flowers. Good pot plant.
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A highly decorative and unusual Costus with hairy spiraling stems with dark coloured leaves and purple undersides. Flowers rarely but is well worth it just for the foliage.
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A small and compact ginger with red bracts and white / pink flowers.
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One of the best ornamental gingers. Its large size and showy flowers make it a great addition to any garden. It flowers nearly year round, both from the tops of the stems and from basal stems. Makes a great pot plant for patios and verandas.
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This is a new release and an absolute gem of a ginger. A compact growing costus with maroon stems and undersides of leaves. As with many costus, the yellow flowers are edible and make a great zesty addition to salads.
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The compact growth and year-round flowering makes this a great addition to the garden. Easy to grow in-ground. The yellow flowers are edible and make a great addition to a garden salad.
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A beautiful colour-contrasting understorey plant. Waxy leaves with dark green tops and deep burgundy undersides. White and pink flowers cradled within the dark coloured foliage.
A large costus with bulging nodes giving the stems a bamboo-like appearance. Produces green cones with yellow flowers.
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A relatively small ginger with wonderful velvety leaves and red and yellow flowers. A great under-storey ground cover and filler. Deciduous in cool climates.
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The main feature of this hardy ginger is the banded or stripy stems. It produces green cones with yellow flowers both from the end of the stems and from basal blooms. A great landscaping plant.
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A fantastic ginger which flowers nearly year round. Bright red bracts with orange flowers. Great in any garden or pot. The orange day flowers are edible which make a zesty addition to your garden salads.
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Beautiful hardy ginger with spiralling stems which produces long red cone-like bracts with red and yellow flowers. Good cut flower.
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A hardy and cold tolerant ginger with dark green foliage and maroon cones which produce bright pink flowers (usually one at a time). Great pot plant or landscaping plant.
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The real feature of this one is the spectacular 'banded' stems and long curly leaves. Bright red basal inflorescence. It's quite rare that it flowers in cooler climates, but definitely still worth it for the foliage.
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A beautiful landscaping plant with very attractive spiralling stems and burgundy undersides of the leaves. Produces flowers both from the tops of the stems as well as from flower spikes from the ground.
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A hybrid which shares properties from both varzearum and productus. Great contrasting foliage with maroon undersides. Pink bracts with green tips producing orange tubular flowers. A great landscaping plant.
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A somewhat fitting name - the pinky red colour of the flower is 'smudged' into the base of the leaves. Very smooth and tough foliage. A good landscaping ginger and pot plant.
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A hardy ginger from northern Australia which produces striking pink bracts and yellow flowers during Spring. It thrives in warm, moist gardens and makes a vibrant seasonal feature. The rhizomes can be used as a spice , similar to the Asian turmeric.
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A deciduous ginger which grows to about 60 or 70cm in height. Roots can be harvested in Autumn or Winter and eaten - usually dried and ground (Ground Turmeric). Great for cut flowers.
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A fantastic landscaping ginger and accent plant with bright coloured maroon stems and leaf mid-ribs. Ruby-pink bracts produced through the warmer months. Dormant during Winter.
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A highly decorative plant which is great in protected areas or pots. Flowers easily during Summer and Autumn. Though this plant looks and grows like a ginger, it does not actually belong to the ginger family.
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A spectacular torch ginger with dark red bracts.
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Light pink flower spikes which usually get to 50cm in height. Flowers easily. Good cut flower. As with most of the Torch Gingers, the unopened buds of the flowers are edible and often used in soups, curries and salads in South East Asia.
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One of the newer torch gingers to the scene with a dramatic red flower and spectacular foliage.
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Quite a hardy and prolific flowering torch ginger which produces long lasting light pink flower spikes. The Light Pink Torch tends to be a bit shorter growing than many of the other torch gingers.
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Long-lasting soft-pink flower spikes. Keep moist and well fed during growing season to get optimal flowering. Like most of the Torch Gingers, this one has edible flower buds. The edible torch gingers are commonly called 'bunga kantan' in Malaysia.
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A massive ginger producing long-lasting flower spikes up to 1m tall. Keep moist and well fed during growing season for optimal flowering. The bottom of the stems and underground rhizomes tend to be quite a dark red colour. Flower buds are edible.
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A popular torch ginger among the cut-flower growers due vast amount of long-lasting flower spikes that it can produce in a season. A spectacular ornamental plant. Keep moist and well fed during growing season for optimal flowering. Flower buds are edible.
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A highly sought after torch ginger with pure white flower spikes. Great cut flowers. The white tends to be a bit less cold tolerant than other torch gingers - best suited to tropics or warm protected gardens elsewhere.
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The Cerise Tulip produces neat, tulip-like bracts on strong basal stems, giving a clean, architectural look. A standout landscaping ginger known for its tidy form, vivid colour, and reliable blooming.
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Helani Tulip is a rare tropical ginger prized by collectors for its striking, tulip-shaped red bracts and lush green foliage. Native to Southeast Asia, it’s a must-have for enthusiasts seeking exotic, vibrant additions to their collections.
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A tight clumping hedychium which produces fragrant, light-apricot coloured flowers during Summer. Ideally used in warm, frost-free gardens to add some tropical flair and fragrance.
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A striking hybrid ginger with thinly variegated leaves and fragrant orange-cream flowers. Has a lush clumping habit and flowers throughout the warm months. Ideal for subtropical gardens seeking colour, scent, and tropical impact.
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Stunning white flowers which resemble a moth in flight. Flowers have strong sweet scent.
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A beautiful hedychium with very showy apricot coloured inflorescence. Tends to flower quite prolifically during summer. Grows well in cooler climates. May be deciduous in cooler climates.
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Kaempferia elegans is native to South-East Asia and is a shade-loving ginger with round, patterned leaves and purple flowers. A lovely ornamental plant for indoors and outdoors. Plants will die back in winter. Keep moist in Summer and dry in Winter.
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A hardy landscaping plant with slightly wrinkled, dark green compact foliage. Green and white bracts form at the top of each stem, which then gets small delicate white flowers. A great midstory filler in shady spots in the garden.
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A dwarf ginger which is tough and easy to grow with spiralling stems and yellow flowers. A great under-story plant.
$150.00
A value pack of easy-to-grow and cold-tolerant torch gingers, suitable for frost-free areas. These three stunning varieties produce stems reaching 3–4m tall, with mammoth flower spikes approaching 1 meter tall!
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Produces small light green cones which age to bright red. Usually deciduous during winter.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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A good hardy landscaping ginger with quite unusual bright red bracts which grow almost horizontally out from the base of the clump.
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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.
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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!
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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!
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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.
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A prolific flowering beehive ginger producing large bright yellow inflorenscence in early Summer that darkens in colour towards Autumn. A great landscaping plant.
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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.
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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.