Wild ginger Seeds - Groundcover, Perennial.

AKA Canadian Ginger
Wild ginger, also known as Woodland Ginger, is a sturdy groundcover ideal for shady areas. Its splendid heart-shaped leaves and mauve-purple flowers make it a beautiful addition to any garden. This perennial herb, while aromatic like true ginger, is not commonly used for cooking and is mainly grown for its decorative foliage.

A popular groundcover for shaded woodlands, Wild Ginger grows up to 6 inches tall and has shiny, heart-shaped leaves. Its red flowers attract insects and it has multiple names, including Woodland Ginger and Indian Ginger. Originating in the US, it is a food source for the Pipevine swallowtail Butterfly and was used by Native American Indians and European settlers for seasoning and flavoring.

Other Common Names: Canadian Wildginger,

Duration: Perennial

Bloom Time: Spring

Height: 4” to 6"

Spacing: 9” to 12”

Light: Woodland

Soil Moisture: Medium

USDA Zone: 2a-8b

Germination: Sow seeds just below moist soil surface at 70F for 6 weeks. Move to 30F for 2 months, then bring back to 50F.

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