An evergreen plant with erect flesh stems and long spikes of white tubular flowers for most of the year in warm regions. Produces bright blue berries which are edible.
Common Name:
Native Ginger
Description:
An evergreen plant with erect flesh stems and long spikes of white tubular flowers for most of the year in warm regions. Produces bright blue berries which are edible.
Categories:
Bird Attracting, Native, Shrubs
Growing Conditions:
Moist Soils, Part Shade, Shaded Position
Uses:
Fill in plant, understorey, containers, cut flowers and foliage for indoor decoration.
Position:
Needs protection from strong dry winds.
Care:
Keep well watered during dry periods. Old leaves and stems should be pruned off two to three tines a year.
Height:
1-3m
Width:
1-2m
Pot Sizes:
Alpinia caerulea ‘Red Form’
An evergreen plant with erect flesh stems and long spikes of white tubular flowers for most of the year in warm regions.