Alpinia Caerulea (Native Ginger) bush tucker followed by heavy crops of

followed by heavy crops of delicious apricots in mid-summer

where its weeping form can be fully appreciated

This moderately growing deciduous tree develops an attractive upright vase-shaped habit that gradually matures into a rounded canopy

This dwarf variety produces juicy

fleshy leaves are distinctly warty and coated with a soft white wax at the tips

Alpinia Caerulea (Native Ginger) bush tucker followed by heavy crops ofAlpinia Caerulea, commonly known as Native Ginger, is an attractive Australian rainforest plant valued for its lush, tropical foliage and upright clumping habit. Its glossy green leaves create a dense, elegant display, making it ideal for shaded gardens, tropical landscapes, and understorey planting. During the warmer months, clusters of small white flowers appear, followed by striking blue berries that add ornamental interest and attract wildlife.