Aframomum angustifolium

Aframomum aulacocarpus

Aframomum daniellii

Aframomum grana-paradisi

Aframomum korarima

Aframomum letestuanum

Aframomum melegueta

Aframomum pruinosa

Aframomum subsericeum

Aframomum zambesiacum

Alpinia consists of evergreen perennials that grow in clusters and have rhizomes that emit a ginger aroma. The plants feature robust, slender stems that can reach heights of up to 3 meters, bearing lanceolate leaves and clusters of flowers adorned with vibrant bracts.

Alpinia

Alpinia Section _Catimbium_

Alpinia boninsimensis

Alpinia brevilabris

Alpinia caerulea

Alpinia calcarata

Alpinia coerulea

Alpinia conchigera

Alpinia densespicata

Alpinia formosana

Alpinia formosana f. variegata

Alpinia galanga

Alpinia hainanensis

Alpinia hookerianum

Alpinia japonica

Alpinia latilabris

Alpinia luteocarpa

Alpinia malaccensis

Alpinia mutica

Alpinia nigra

Alpinia oblongifolia

Alpinia oceanica

Alpinia officinarum

Alpinia officinarum 'Koncaband'PBR

Alpinia officinarum 'Mcghiejcg'PBR

Alpinia oui

Alpinia oxymitra

Alpinia oxyphylla

Alpinia pterocalyx

Alpinia pumila

Alpinia purpurata is a tender perennial that can reach heights of up to 4 meters. It features elongated, glossy green leaves that can grow as long as 80 centimeters. During the summer months, this plant produces elongated flower spikes that stand semi-upright, showcasing small white flowers encased in overlapping, vibrant red bracts.

Alpinia purpurata

Alpinia purpurata pink-flowered

Alpinia racemigera

Alpinia rafflesiana

Alpinia romburghiana

Alpinia roxburghii

Alpinia rugosa

Alpinia suishanensis

Alpinia vittata is an upright, evergreen perennial characterized by its nearly stalkless, lanceolate leaves that are mid-green with prominent white and cream stripes. In summer, it produces clusters of pale green flowers that are encircled by pink bracts.

Alpinia vittata (v)

Alpinia zerumbet

Alpinia zerumbet 'Variegata' (v)

Amomum

Amomum compactum

Amomum dealbatum

Amomum rivale

Amomum subulatum

Amomum uliginosum

Boesenbergia

Boesenbergia aurantiaca

Boesenbergia basispicata

Boesenbergia hutchinsonii

Boesenbergia longiflora

Boesenbergia longipes

Boesenbergia oligosperma

Boesenbergia ornata

Boesenbergia plicata var. lurida

Boesenbergia rotunda

Boesenbergia stenophylla

Boesenbergia vittata

Burbidgea

Burbidgea schizocheila

Camptandra

Camptandra parvula

Caulokaempferia linearis

Caulokaempferia petelotii

Caulokaempferia sikkimensis

Cautleya consists of rhizomatous perennials characterized by upright stems that support lanceolate or oblong leaves arranged in two rows. The plants produce funnel-shaped yellow blooms, which feature prominent bracts, organized in slender racemes.

Cautleya

Cautleya aff. cathcartii

Cautleya cathcartii

Cautleya cathcartii 'Tenzing's Gold' is a deciduous perennial that forms dense clumps. It features elongated green leaves with distinctive purple-red undersides. The stems reach up to 55 cm (21.5 in) tall and produce clusters of yellow-orange blooms, which appear from red-tinged bracts during the mid-summer to autumn period.

Cautleya cathcartii 'Tenzing's Gold'

Cautleya gracilis

Cautleya gracilis 'Crûg Gold'

Cautleya gracilis 'Crûg's Cangshan'

Cautleya gracilis 'Dzoukou'

Cautleya gracilis 'Edinburgh Lemon'

Cautleya gracilis 'Major'

Cautleya gracilis 'Purple Emperor'

Cautleya gracilis 'Purple Splendour'

Cautleya gracilis from Manipur, India

Cautleya gracilis var. gracilis

Cautleya gracilis var. robusta

Cautleya gracilis var. robusta 'Mighty Mewa'

Cautleya humilis

Cautleya spicata is a perennial plant that spreads through rhizomes and features wide, lanceolate leaves of a medium green hue. During the late summer months, it generates upright spikes adorned with yellow blooms, complemented by bracts that range in color from reddish green to maroon.

Zingiberaceae