Gingers
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Botanical Listing Common Name

	Cornukaempferia aurantifolia ‘Jungle Gold’ Jungle Gold Peacock Ginger
	6”-8”, patterned foliage with dark maroon markings, underside light wash of maroon, flaming orange/gold flowers for several weeks, full shade, dormant in winter

	Costus speciosus Giant White Spiral Ginger
	6’ “crepe” ginger, produces red cones on terminals, fragrant silky white translucent flowers, med/full sun, root hardy (Back to Top)

	Costus speciosus variegata Variegated Spiral Ginger
	6’ ‘crepe’ ginger, produces red cones on terminals, fragrant silky white translucent flowers, beautiful creamy white & mid-green variegation, medium/full sun

	Curcuma elata Giant Plume Ginger
	Spectacular! flower stalk emerges into a bright pink torch 15” tall x 5” wide followed by 4’-5’ banana-like leaves, bright filtered light or sun, moist well-drained soil, root hardy (Back to Top)

	Elettaria cardmonum Cardamon Ginger
	Fragrant foliage!, thick rhizomes bearing upright 24” lance-shaped, dark green, ginger-type leaves, fragrant foliage, shade, moist well drained, root hardy

	Kaempferia Gilbertii Gilbert’s Peacock Ginger
	Low mounding 6”-8” root hardy ginger; attractive lance-shaped leaves with white edging, blooms violet flowers, shade, moist, well drained soil, dormant in winter (Back to Top)

	Kaempferia sp. ‘Grande’ Grande Peacock Ginger
	A majestic perennial ginger, 2’ x 8” almond-shaped leaves with spectacular silver & dark green brush strokes & a rich burgundy under-side; emerging in spring, 3” violet & white orchid-like flowers followed by the gorgeous foliage, shade, moist, well-drained, dormant in winter

	Kaempferia pulchra mansonii Manson Peacock Ginger
	5”, basic feather pattern with hundreds of tiny silver flecks, strongest in spring, fades in heat, rich purple flowers through growing season, shade, moist, well-drained, dormant in winter, an outstanding landscape ginger. (Back to Top)

	Kaempferia rotunda ‘Raven’ Raven Peacock Ginger
	18” tall elegant upright lance-shaped leaves, rich purple underside & dark green on the front with a striking pattern of silver brush strokes, 2”-3” violet & white orchid-like flowers in spring that emerge before the foliage, shade, moist, well drained

	Zingiber zerumbet ‘Darceyi’ Variegated Pine Cone Ginger
	Graceful, 4’ variegated white & green foliage; pinecones, which turn bright red after a brief flowering of creamy-yellow flowers, last through fall, deciduous, root hardy, sun/part shade, well drained (Back to Top)

Signifies Native Texas Plants

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