Zingiber mioga Lushan Gold Forestiera The 18" slightly lax stems

The 18" slightly lax stems arise from a dormant rosette in spring

ploidy mutant of the Northern Mexico native Agave funkiana

Native from Virginia west to Texas

This voodoo lily has a bizarre flower

Arisaema lobatum is a small but quite lovely Jack-in-the-pulpit that is quite unique from others in the genus

Zingiber mioga Lushan Gold Forestiera The 18" slightly lax stemsZingiber 'Lushan Gold' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a new form of hardy ginger from a Scott McMahan Atlanta Botanical Garden expedition in Lushan, Jiangxi Province, China, where it grew at 3,500' elevation. It was evident as soon as it flowered for us, that this was something unique. Unlike the typical stoloniferous Zingiber mioga, Zingiber 'Lushan Gold' forms a tightly clumping plant, composed of 4' long arching stems, each clothed