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- Hedychium 'Molten Gold' Hedychium 'Molten Gold' is a hardy ginger with rich yellow, fragrant, tropical flowers on short stems. Description: Upright green foliage on stems to just three feet with delicate rich yellow clusters of flowers late in the season. Full sun in rich soil with abundant moisture during the growing season.
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The Molten Gold Ginger is a dwarf plant that only reaches a couple feet at maturity, so it's ideal for container growing. The leaves grow upright and small clusters of yellow flowers bloom sporadically.• Average mature height: 24 to 30 inches (dwarf habit)• Light: Full sun to part shade• Water: Keep moist, but not sogg
Molten Gold Ginger, a hybrid Hedychium, is a naturally dwarf, rhizomatous herbaceous tropical to die-back perennial that can be enjoyed both as a container specimen or in the garden and landscape in zones 7-10.
Molten Gold Ginger, a hybrid Hedychium, is a naturally dwarf, rhizomatous herbaceous tropical to die-back perennial that can be enjoyed both as a container specimen or in the garden and landscape in zones 7-10. The fragrant flowers are likely to attract butterflies and potentially hummingbirds and it is reported to flower about three times per ...
- Pests and Diseases of Hedychium
- How to Propagate Hedychium
- Ethnobotanical and Economic Uses of Hedychium
- Cultivation History of Hedychium in The Garden
- Hedychium Anatomy and Morphology
- Hedychium Taxonomy & Etymology
- List of Hedychium Species and Hybrids
- Hybrid Hedychium Cultivars
- Conclusion
Luckily, hedychium are not bothered by many pests. Slugs and snails, which attack the unfurling leaves, are the worst of them. In hot, dry climates caterpillars and grasshoppers can be a problem, but then hardy ginger plants don't flower well in these climates anyway. In a greenhouse, mealy bugs and spider mitesmay become a problem, so keep an eye ...
Hedychiums are relatively easy to propagate via seed. Seed should be collected as the seed pods open in the late fall. The seed should be sown immediately and grown indoors where they may take several months to germinate. Surface sow the seed and cover with a thin layer of perlite. Place the pots in a warm location and cover with clear plastic to k...
Many of the hardy ginger rhizomes are a source of food, spice, and medicine. The rhizomes of Hedychium coronarium have been used as a flavoring in chewing tobacco, as an incense, and as a tranquilizer. Hedychium flowers are a symbol of health and good fortune. They have been woven into Hawaiian leis, and steamed for consumption in Thailand. In addi...
Hedychiums were popular ornamental plants in European conservatories in the Victorian era. Oddly, the British never tried growing the plant outside and just assumed it was not hardy like most of the other gingers. Ultimately, rising fuel prices caused a drop in the popularity of conservatory plants and ginger lily went out of favor, nearly disappea...
Hedychium are deciduous herbaceous perennials with thick, fleshy, branched rhizomes. Their "stems" are not true stems in the botanical sense. They are more properly called pseudostems because they are composed of long, succulent, interlocked leaf petioles. The leaves clasp the pseudostem and merge directly with it. Pseudostems and clasping leaves a...
Hedychiums belong to the ginger family, Zingiberaceae, which includes many useful herbs and ornamental plants. The kitchen spice, ginger (from Zingiber officinalis), is the best known and most widely used. The genus name is derived from the Greek "hedys" meaning "sweet" and "chion" meaning "snow", which refers to the fragrant white flowers. The rul...
Hedychium coccineum (Scarlet Ginger Plant) is a wonderful 5-7' tall species of hardy ginger lily renowned for its large head size and for being the first species to flower...often starting in early July (NC). Each 18" tall flower spike is composed of small dark orange flowers with a very dark orange center. All the florets open at the same time, cr...
Hedychium 'Anne Bishop'(Anne Bishop Ginger Lily)is 5-6' tall stunning hybrid with huge flower heads of apricot blooms with a strong sweet scent that starts for us in late August. (Hardiness Zone 7b-10) Hedychium 'Apple Court' (Apple Court Ginger Lily)is one of our favorite Hedychium coccineum hybrids. The massive 1'+ long flower heads of brilliant ...
I hope we've been able to convey the remarkable possibilities that await by growing hedychiums in your garden. Between the intoxicating fragrance, tropical foliage, and garden presence, it's hard to imagine a sunny warm temperate garden without hardy ginger plants. Don't forget to check out our other articles related to curcuma and Zingiber mioga.
Molten Gold ppaf Ginger. Pinstripe Ginger Variegated. Yellow Turmeric Ginger. Plant ranges from 3-8 inches tall in a 3-inch-deep (4.90 fl oz/145.0 mL) pot. From a licensed nursery (Florida Nursery Registration No: 47234100)
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Hedychium 'Molten Gold' is a hardy ginger with rich yellow, fragrant, tropical flowers on short stems. Description: Upright green foliage on stems to just three feet with delicate rich yellow clusters of flowers late in the season. Full sun in rich soil with abundant moisture during the growing season. Mulch with fallen leaves in winter.
Hedychium ‘Molten Gold’ • Use: Hedychium Gingers are more cold hardy than most gin-gers, often call Hardy Ginger Lily. This group of ginger put on a great show of flowers in the summer to early fall, most are very fragrant and smell similar to Lonicera spp. a hybrid with com-pact, sturdy stems and large, very fragrant flowers.
