Curcuma roscoeana - Summer Tulip (Bulbs) use_all the Zulu people use the

the Zulu people use the leaves and flowers as a spicy vegetable and seasoning

Sunlight: Outdoor sun or partial shade

This collection offers a striking mix of flower colours and patterns

characterised with lobed leaves resembling butterfly wings

5 × 10 cm

Curcuma roscoeana - Summer Tulip (Bulbs) use_all the Zulu people use theJewel of Burma Orange Ginger Family Zingiberaceae Origin Thailand Description Curcuma roscoeana is a spectacular ginger with glowing orange, cone shaped inflorescences and tubular white flowers amongst tropical foliage like a banana. The leaves are broadly ovate to elliptic, light green with darker veins, and up to 30 cm long. Inflorescence is always central. Flower cluster stalk is 15 28 cm, green, hairless, most of it hidden within the pseudostem.