Alpinia tonkinensis is a tropical ginger with thick, sturdy stems and long, elegant leaves that can reach about 2 feet in length. It produces upright clusters of flowers, giving the plant a clean, vertical look. The blooms have a soft, delicate appearance, with layered bracts and a rounded central petal structure
Native to southern China (Guangxi, Hainan) and northern Vietnam
Zone 10-11
Alpinia tonkinensis is a tropical ginger with thick, sturdy stems and long, elegant leaves that can reach about 2 feet in length. It produces upright clusters of flowers, giving the plant a clean, vertical look. The blooms have a soft, delicate appearance, with layered bracts and a rounded central petal structure
Native to southern China (Guangxi, Hainan) and northern Vietnam
Zone 10-11