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Curcuma elata (Hidden Cone Ginger)
Peckerwood Gdn., TX

Curcuma elata (Hidden Cone Ginger)

Part Sun to Light ShadeZone: 7b-10, at least 72" tall Origin: India

Web-Only! Curcuma elata stood out in our trials as one of the finest cold-climate garden specimens in the genus curcuma. The huge, bold-textured, canna-shaped green leaves compose the giant 6' tall clump. For us, this is the earliest curcuma to flower, mid-June in NC, when the 1' tall pinecone-like spikes sprout from the base of the plant. Each flower spike is topped with bright pink bracts which serve as a mini-umbrella for the yellow flowers that poke from the side of the cone below. C. elata has been reliably hardy in our Zone 7b garden. Pot size: 24 fl. oz (709.77 ml)

#02004 - $15.00  


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