Purest White Ginger - Alpinia purpurata Cherry The Agapanthus multiplies readily and

The Agapanthus multiplies readily and will form large clumps after several seasons

Consider planting away from walkways and driveways because the abundant fruit can be messy

The leftover pulp can be used to make jams and pies

The rounded hoods have slight openings

• Average mature height: 6 - 8 inches

Purest White Ginger - Alpinia purpurata Cherry The Agapanthus multiplies readily andThe Purest White ginger, or Alpinia purpurea, is a mid size ginger that's easy to grow, requires minimal maintenance, and is heat tolerant. Great for containers and landscapes. Average mature height: 5 to 6 feet Light: Full to part sun Soil: Well drained but consistently moist soil Zones: 10 11