| Genus -
Hedychium |
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| Species -
Gardnerianum |
| Common
Names: Ginger Lily,
Kahili Ginger, Ker-Gawl |
| Growth
Rate: Fast |
| Height: 1.5m |
| Spread:
90cm |
| Position:
Warm, sunny, sheltered corner. |
| Hardiness:
Semi Hardy (may need winter protection or lifting
in cold areas) |
| Hazards: Toxic if eaten,
Skin/Eye irritant |
| Origin:
Himalayas - India & Nepal |
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| Tuberous
rooted plants of great majesty for a warm and sunny
sheltered spot. The strong stems that grow from the
rhizomes carry fine, broad foliage and terminate in
long, clear yellow, sweetly scented flower spikes that
are projected by red stamens. Cover with a protective
mulch in the Autumn or lift and store until the spring,
when they can be planted again. |
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Lily
'Ginger' - 5 Giant Bulbs |
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a tropical look in your garden that will withstand the
worst of the UK winter weather, with these fabulously
unusual and exotic Ginger Lilies. Sweetly fragrant,
dazzlingly colourful and fully winter hardy! |
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