Beehive Ginger
The plant is popular for its inflorescence. It needs a moist environment, the inflorescence is attractive in a garden and as a cut flower in floral arrangements.

Botanical Name - Zigiber spectabile
Common Name - Beehive ginger
Additional Info
Beehive ginger is erect, from 6-8 feet tall, and the inflorescences are basal. The bracts are pale yellow in a young inflorescence, becoming red as it matures, especially if it gets some full sun. It needs a moist environment, avoid the soil becoming totally dry. All parts of the plant have a strong gingery fragrance. Attractive in the garden and as a cut flower. Works great in floral arrangements when combined with heliconias and foliage. Fresh flower will last 7 to 10 days in clean water.
Flowering: From July through November.
Propagated by: Division, stem cuttings, and seeds.