Gingers are a large group of tropical herbaceous perennial plants with bold foliage and attractive flowers. There are about 50 genera and over a thousand species. Gingers are excellent plants for southern climates and protected northern climates. Many species enter dormancy in response to short days, cool temperatures or dry conditions.  

Alpinia	

   glanga 'Spice Ginger'

   purpurata 'Dwarf Red'

   purpurata 'Hot Pink'

   purpurata 'Pink'

   purpurata 'Polynesian Princess'

   purpurata 'Red'

   zerumbet 'Shell Ginger'

   zerumbet 'Variegated Shell'

Asarum	

   maximum 'Green Panda'

   shuttleworthii 'Velvet Queen'

   splendens 'Wild Ginger'

Cornukaempferia	

   aurantiflora 'Jungle Gold'

Costus	

   barbatus

   cuspidatus 'Firey Costus'

   Monocostus uniflorus

Curcuma	

   'Alimanda'

   auranticia 'Rainbow'

   australasica 'Ausie Plume'

   cordata 'Jewel of Thailand'

   elata 'Giant Plume'

   gracillima 'Candy Cane'

   'Khymer Orange'

   'Ladawan'

   petiolata 'Emperor'

   'Purple Prince'

   'Raspberry'

   'Red Fireball'

   'Ribbon'

   roscoeana 'Jewel of Burma'

   'Scarlet Fever'

   sumatrana 'Olena'

   zedoaria

Dichorisandra

   thyrsiflora 'Blue Ginger'

   pendula 'Blue Pendant'

Globba

   'Blushing Maiden' pp11026

   'Pristina Pink' pp10991

   'Purest Angel' pp11050

   'Ruby Queen' pp11010

   'White Dragon'

   wintii 'Mauve Dancing Ladies'

Hedychium

   'Anne Bishop'

   coccinium 'Disney'

   coccinium 'Tara'

   coronarium 'White Butterfly'

   'Dr. Moy'

   'Elizabeth'

   flavum 'Yellow Butterfly'  

   'Luna Moth'

   'Pink V'

Kaempferia

   'Alva'

   'Grande'

   pulchra 'Bronze Peacock'

   pulchra 'Silver Spot'

   rotunda 'Raven'

   'Silver Diamonds'

Siphonochilus

   decora 'Yellow Trumpet'

   kirkii 'Pink Trumpet'

Zingiber

   malayensis 'Midnight Ginger'

   'Milky Way'

   mioga 'Dancing Crane' 

   neglectum

   spectable 'Beehive Ginger'

   vinosum

   zerumbet 'Shampoo Ginger'