Bright green leaves clasp 2m tall stems that emerge from underground rhizomes. The plant bears beautiful fragrant yellow and red flowers in dense spikes in late Summer-early Autumn. Red berries follow which hold black seeds that germinate freely.

An Australian native clumping plant growing to .75m. Leaves are long, light green and spade like. The summer flowers are yellow with the pink bracts forming a wonderful contrast. Although the plant does 'die down' through the winter months it is an excellent native ginger for the tropics.

Clumping ginger with upright canes and interesting green and white foliage. It has a red flower cone which produces white flowers with gold markings in summer. This plant prefers a shady position for best results. It is rare and endangered and should be used more widely.

Excellent native plant with mid green leaves on erect stems that emerge from the central rhizome. The plant has beautiful white and red 'ginger type' flowers in clusters on the tips of branches. There is a selection with purple undersides to the leaves which makes a superb foliage contrast.