Peacock Ginger

Kaempferia pulchra

In warmer climates, growing peacock ginger is a great way to cover a shady part of the garden. This pretty groundcover thrives in the shade and produces distinctive, striped leaves along with small, delicate flowers. These are perennial, groundcover-type plants, most varieties growing no more than a foot (31 cm.) tall. The elaborately striped leaves of the peacock ginger give this plant its common name. The leaves are showy and attractive, growing between 4 and 10 inches (10-25 cm.) 

Available in 140mm pots