Alpinia conchigera
Alpinia sp. (unidentified species)
Alpinia platychilus
Amomum maximum
Amomum tsao-ko
Costus lacerus
Costus tonkinensis
Curcuma
aromatica
Globba
racemosa
Globba winitii
Hedychium coccineum
Hedychium coronarium
Hedychium flavescens
Hedychium forrestii
Hedychium villosum
Hedychium sp.
Kaempferia rotunda
Zingiber fragile
Zingiber zerumbet
Zingiber xishuangbannaese
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Alpinia
conchigera
Joint-whip ginger
This ginger is our most cold tolerant species. Its white
flowers are attracting clouds of bees and butterflies, and their fine
scent is invigorating when walking through our garden in summer. The leafs
and stems are of pretty design, lush and grow vigorously.

Alpinia conchigera fruits:
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rhizomes available
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Gingers prefer the shaded and moist environment of valleys. If you have
a dark corner in your garden or a group of trees that make lots of shade
this will be ideal places.
In-door
locations where no direct sun light can burn the leaves are good places.
Gingers
make seeds that germinate well in warm and moist soil. Check if we have
seeds or rhizomes available.
If you wish to import plants for sale on wholesale conditions, please
send us an e-mail.
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you need rhizomes at larger
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Many
gingers are described in this book:

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