Another request for plant I.D.
9 years ago
A friend of mine has this plant growing in her garden, but does not know what it is. It looks like a ginger, but I am not sure. I know that there is a plant ID forum, but I have had such great results with Texas gardeners identifying mystery plants, that I prefer to try this forum instead.
Thanks for any help
Molly
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