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- The Golden Dancing Ladies Ginger, Globba schomburgkii, is an easily grown tropical ginger that multiplies readily from bulbils, where they are not allowed to freeze, that are produced in the place of seeds. The foliage adds a tropical touch even when it's not in flower.
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It grows on my porch, where it gets filtered morning sun then bright light in afternoon. I keep the soil a little on the moist side, watering every 3rd day with rain water I collect in a barrel. Plant database entry for Dancing Ladies Ginger (Globba winitii) with 22 images, one comment, and 31 data details.
- Perennial
- Mesic
- Herb/Forb
The Golden Dancing Ladies Ginger, Globba schomburgkii, is an easily grown tropical ginger that multiplies readily from bulbils, where they are not allowed to freeze, that are produced in the place of seeds. The foliage adds a tropical touch even when it's not in flower.
This elegant ginger produces beautiful flowers, the flowers have purple bracts with a yellow flower. The flower makes an excellent cut fl ...Read More ower that lasts for weeks. This ginger also comes in white.
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Globba racemosa is a dainty variety of ginger, one of the smallest. It puts up a bloom spire, on which develop small, bell-like blossoms. Globba racemosa is also called dancing girl ginger because of these pretty golden blooms, which seem to pirouette from the stem.
Globba Wintii. 'Dancing Ladies Ginger' is a perennial plant that forms open clumps of greenery, and has pendent flower spikes with lilac-purple bracts (modified leaves) trailing down the spike with little yellow tubular flowers that dance in the breeze.
Dancing lady is a dainty shade loving ginger with delicate pink flowers that hang in clusters, the yellow sepals resembling "dancing ladies". Planted in a good humus soil that is well drained and provided with moderate feedings winitii will bloom profusely from late spring to first frost.
