Alpinia Caerulea (Native Ginger) Woodland moist soil and a sheltered

moist soil and a sheltered location to protect its fine foliage from harsh winds and afternoon sun

buttery flavour

succulent-like foliage is a vibrant green in the warmer months and gradually turns a beautiful reddish hue as the plant matures

This compact tree produces decorative citrus that works well in pots

Alpinia Caerulea (Native Ginger) Woodland moist soil and a shelteredAlpinia Caerulea, commonly known as Native Ginger, is an attractive Australian rainforest plant valued for its lush, tropical foliage and upright clumping habit. Its glossy green leaves create a dense, elegant display, making it ideal for shaded gardens, tropical landscapes, and understorey planting. During the warmer months, clusters of small white flowers appear, followed by striking blue berries that add ornamental interest and attract wildlife.