I only know this plant as a spice used often in Indian dishes. I did not realise that it had such beautiful flowers.
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Beautiful flowers! Does it have a scent? We use the powdered root a lot for cooking too.
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I cannot remember if it had a scent
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Beautiful flowers! & wonderful photography 👍🤝
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Thankyou
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Had no idea, I drink it frequently in my tea. Thanks for the education.
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It’s a spice often used in Indian food
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Sorry. Should have been more clear. I had no idea about the beautiful white flower it produces, I’ve only used the spice in cooking (and tea).
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They mainly have pink flowers, as well as white
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It is related to ginger, and several gingers are grown more for their pretty or fragrant flowers than for their culinary application. The only ginger here is Kahili ginger, which is fragrant like gardenias. Culinary ginger is not quite as pretty, and doe not perform as well here. It is sensitive even to very mild frost.
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I noticed that ginger has a similar flower. They.are very attractive
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Yes, culinary ginger is similar. Kahili ginger is physiologically similar too, but does not look like it is.
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The flowers looks so lovely and beautiful.I hope they will do well here.It could be a medicinal plant.Thank you.
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It is not a plant that grows naturally here, as our climate is too cold in Winter
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