Hedychium Tai Empress Saururus the insignificant flowers produce attractive

the insignificant flowers produce attractive short stalks of red berries that persist through the winter at the base of the plant

very moist soil and bright sun as the rest of the pitcher plants

Edgeworthia chrysantha isn't overly picky about soil conditions as long as the drainage is decent

'Glory' (one of our favorites) borders the original golden leaf with a 1" wide band of green

to 30" wide

Hedychium Tai Empress Saururus the insignificant flowers produce attractiveFrom breeder Doyle Smittle comes this new 5' tall ginger, topped starting in late spring with numerous 6" flower heads of lightly fragrant, salmon pink flowers (RHS 13C), each with a darker orange eye. Moist soils in the summer months produce the best flowering on the hedychiums.