I have several rhizomes for trade. This is an uncommon ginger & when you find it, it's usually pretty pricey! Very distinctive crinkled leaves. This is not hardy below zone 9b. It will need protection. Here in St. Pete, I can grow it in the ground and it didn't even go dormant this past winter.
What I will consider for trade:
Blue/purple tropical daylilies
hybrid orchids, crotons, broms, palms, anthuriums, hedychiums, dwarf bananas, cordyline hybrids, pride of barbados
Have something else not listed? An uncommon tropical or edible hardy for zone 10a? Drop me a Dmail.
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Here is my complete want list at the moment. Most are crotons, bromeliads & palms. Most are uncommon but hey..what do I have to lose.....
trevesia palmato
Aechmea bahiana
Aechmea cucullata orange form
Aechmea beeriana
Aechmea biflora was Streptocalyx biflorus
Aechmea blanchetiana ORANGEADE
Aechmea fuerstenbergii
Aechmea 'Lauren'
Aechmea Maria Regina
Aechmea mulfordii 'Rubra'
Aechmea nidularioides
Aechmea racinae
Aechmea triangularis
aechmea"Chantinni"
aechmea"Chantinnii X Abreviatta
aechmea"StarBright
billbergia titan
Dyckias 'Yellow Glow'
guzmannia"Encore"
Neoregelia concentrica 'Rio Grande'
Neoregelia 'Allan Freeman'
Neoregelia 'Kahala Dawn'
Neoregelia Margaret
Neoregelia 'Afrodite'
Neoregelia 'After Dark'
Neoregelia Aussie Dream
Neoregelia Aussie Dream , cv.'Lovely Lady'
Neoregelia 'Chirapo'
Neoregelia concentrica 'Blue Bullis'
Neoregelia eleutheropetala x pendula
Neoregelia 'Gunpowder'
Neoregelia LOU WILSON
Neoregelia PETRA
Neoregelia RUBROVITTATA FUEGO
Neoregelia TIGER
neoregelia"Blue Barron"
neoregelia"Fannosia
neoregelia"Rose Blush"
Portea petropolitana
Tillandsia Austalis
Tillandsia ionanmex
Tillandsia tricolor
Vriesea hieroglyphica
vriesea"Sanguennia"
portemea phat pat
Ursulaea macvaughii
Aechmea 'kiwi'
cordyline x. angela,blue velvet,cameroon,fire fountain,knobbly knees,long tall sally,little one,Mannakea Snow, shiraz,strawberry parfait,xanadu
Mosaic Croton
pink passion
frank brown
van houti
rheedi
cranberry
Nancy Reagan
mona lisa
sunny star
Red Excurrens
COROT
fishbone
glen roof
herringbone
poly chrome
davis #14
wooten beauty
norman rockwell
florida select
tug boat annie
ben alexander
caribbean star
Zamia lucayana
Schizolobium parahyba
Tipuana tipu
curcuma pride of burma
dendrobium pierardii
Vanda Ms Joaquim
Aeschynanthus, A. gracilis
Aglaonema Pictum 'Tricolor'
Bromelia balansae
Bulbophyllum rothschildianum
BURBIDGEA NITIDA
caesalpinia pulcherrima
COCHLIOSTEMA JACOBIANA
combretum aubletii
dichostachy cinerea
Erythrina crista-galli
nidularum"Rutlinas"
Stangeria eriopus
strophanthus sarmentosus
tahitian ginger
clivia
vireya
Alloschmidtia glabrata.
Areca macrocalyx
Balaka seemanii
Basselinia glabrata (small)
Clinostigma harlandii
Clinostigma samoense
Dictyocaryum lamarckianum
Dypsis ambilaensis
Dypsis fanjana
Dypsis 'florencei'
Dypsis onilahensis
dypsis pembana
Dypsis sahanofensis
Dypsis tsaravoasira
Euterpe edulis - one gallons for $7.50 each
Euterpe precatoria
Hedyscepe
Heterospathe.
Kerriodoxa elegans
Lemuriphoenix halleuxii
brownea capitella coccinea
erblichia odorata
Castanospermum australe
Sterculia foetida
brownea capitella coccinea
royal poinciana
Captaincookia
Pritchardia Thurstonii
Satakentia liukiuensis
Thrinax radiata
Orania palindan
Bentinckia nicobarica
illawarra flame tree
Sanchezia speciosa
Rare Ginger for Trade - Alpinia Rugosa
Hi Brenda! I talked to Tom Wood, who was responsible for bringing this ginger into the US, about it a couple years ago and he said that it will survive here in zone 8B but will go dormant in the winter. He lives not far from me in the Alachua area. So it may be a bit hardier than you think. Worth a try anyhow, LOL
Hi, I would love to get some of your ginger! I have giant bird of paradise, pride of barbadoes and a ton of edible fruit seeds that will grow in your area! Please look over my list or let me know if your interested in what I have!