Hedychium densiflorum ‘Stephen’ 
Supplied as divisions of our rhisomes with 1 or more growing points.
Plants are now in growth and are sent in a 1.5 litre pot.
 
This hardy ginger is a clump-forming perennial with stems to 1.2 meters in height, and glossy, lance-shaped, mid-green leaves 30-40cm in length. In late summer produces very fragrant, peach coloured flowers in very dense, bottlebrush spikes 20cm long. Larger, more fragrant and earlier flowering than H. densiflorm ‘Assam Orange’. One of the hardiest of all the gingers and a must for any jungle garden! Grow in full sun to part shade in moist but well drained soil. Prefers a acidic PH, but can handle most soils. Once the foliage dies back mulch the rhizomes with a thick layer of bark chip.
 
Supplied as divisions of our rhysomes with 1 or more growing points. Divisions made this year and are in very limited supply.  Plants supplied are similar to those seen in pictures 4 and 5. They are sent out in their 1.5 litre pots. Pictures taken 07/05/26.
Plants will probably show more growth than pictured. 
These plants should be planted out this summer.
 
Full sun/ part shade
Moist well drained soil
RHS hardiness rating H4

SUK: HEDS1331