Zingiber mioga 'Crug's Zing'
Supplied in a 1 litre pot

This is a is a hardy member of the ginger family, and like most in the genus it grows from a rhizome. The upright stems reach about 1-1.2 meters and are covered in lance-shaped leaves, giving this plant an exotic appearance- great for a tropical planting scheme. Orchid-like, white, creamy/lilac pink flowers appear at the base of the plant from large, dark-yellow buds in late summer. Found in the cool mountains of the South Korean island of Jeju, when it has evolved to cope with extreme cold, often down to -16 C, making it ideal for gardens here in the UK. It is best planted in a sheltered, part shaded position in rich, moist, fertile soil which is well-drained during winter. A protective layer of mulch can be added to protect the crown during winter, once the foliage has died back.

Part shade
Well drained soil
RHS hardiness rating H4

Plants are supplied in a 1 litre pot, From April to May they are emerging from their rhyizomes, From June onwards they are in full growth. The pictures show the rhyizomes before potting up and then the plant with its first leaves. Your plant will look different on arrival depending on the stage of growth and the month.
 
Picture one shows the leaves on a planted specimen and is not the plant for sale.

SUK: ZMCZ5641

UK PLANT PASSPORT:
A: Zingiber mioga
B: 121396
C: 16032403
D: GB

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