The chartuise flowers stand above the foliage in spring like a mist in the air. During the summer, the beautiful gray green foliage is medium coarse textured and serves as a contrast in color and texture. The graceful white flowers are produced in spring and continue into early summer.
Plants spread nicely into naturalistic drifts.
This dwarf cultivar produces bright blue and white, bicolored flowers in the spring. In dappled shade and moist soil this plant will present an unbelievable show of creamy white feathery flowers in the late spring. This plant must have consistently moist, but not wet, soil to thrive. This species is one of the more common species of ginger in the southeastern United States. The foliage is evergreen and artistically mottled.