Hedychium Moy Giant Green Foliage Plants The tiny figs are edible

The tiny figs are edible

It combines well with all other plants of winter interest whether other herbaceous perennials or flowering trees and shrubs such as Camellia or Prunus mume

The much narrower than normal

Our Dicentra scandens is a virtual flowering machine

This Indochina native has thrived for nearly three decades in our Zone 7b garden with no special care

Hedychium Moy Giant Green Foliage Plants The tiny figs are edibleFrom the late Dr. Moy's breeding efforts at the San Antonio Botanical Garden comes this hybrid ginger lily (probably Hedychium gardnerianum x coronarium). The 7' tall, lushly foliaged clumps of Hedychium 'Dr. Moy' are topped in fall (early October in NC) with large, lusciously fragrant trusses of very light yellow flowers, each with a contrasting dark yellow eye.