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Looking for Red Torch Ginger

18 years ago

This might be a long shot, but I am having a really a hard time finding a reasonable known mail order business.

Also looking for tall white/yellow Bee Hive Ginger rhizomes

Would anyone please have a rhizome or 2 that they are willing to share?

I have for trade several Brugs cuttings, Butterfly Ginger rhizomes, Jungle Queen ginger rhizomes, Tall Red and Yellow Canna, plumeria cuttings, 3 ft papaya trees, banana trees and, rare named desert rose seeds and TWO (only) rare Konjac voodoo lily bulbs.

Pleae email me directly, allows me to keep track better. Planty2000@gmail.com - Thank you very much!

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islandpete
18 years ago
If you email me I can give you a list of good sellers of ginger and heliconias. Their prices are great and you get good plants. psabine@tampabay.rr.com
wanna_run_faster
18 years ago
Hi Planty,
Tropical Flower Farm of PR has Red Torch Ginger. Check out the link to their website below. I also sent you an email.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tropical Flower Farm
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bihai
18 years ago
I don't have red torch anymore (I traded it all away lasy season) but I have a potential division of Etlingera fulgens (also known as Heiroglyphica) for the right trade.

This is classified as a "tulip torch". The flowers are not as large as the pink and red torch but are just as nice, and the leaves have a kind of iridescent sheen.

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