Hedychium gardnerianum Compactum Thrillers but the number one reason

but the number one reason to grow them are the raspberry-purple flowers in late winter

Everyone who sees Panicum 'Northwind' rates it as one of the best

the young foliage is cooked as a vegetable in its native haunts

this rare evergreen perennial makes a great winter interest plant for the woodland

Hedychium gardnerianum Compactum Thrillers but the number one reasonThe amazing Nepalese native, Hedychium gardnerianum is one of the showiest of the wild ginger lilies. Hedychium gardnerianum 'Compactum' boasts giant flower heads of brilliant yellow, fragrant flowers atop 4' tall stalks. An additional highlight is the dark orange stigmas that protrude from each flower and provide a stunning contrast, starting for us in early October. Please join me in a late night toast to yellow flowers and protruding stigmas!