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Cheilocostus speciosus - Crepe Ginger
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Cheilocostus speciosus - Crepe Ginger
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LIGHT: Sun/Partial Shade HARDINESS: Root hardy SOIL: Well drained/moist HEIGHT: 5 ft LANDSCAPE VALUES: Ruffled white, crepe paper looking flowers appear on deep red bracts. Flowers from late June until the cold air arrives in Nov. After flowering, shiny black seeds replace blooms which make it great in fresh or dried flower arrangements. Leaves grown spirally around stem. Stems also grow in a “twirl” making it a great specimen plant. Superior plant in the garden or in containers.Fabulously easy to grow and bloom. Freezes force it into dormancy but it is quick to recover in spring.
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