RARE PLANT! Look at the lovely beehive ginger plants, prospering in yards of Queensland Australia. Amazing basic cones that are formed like a beehive.
When I initially saw it “WOW!” seen in its layer compartment catches water as well as perhaps its nature’s way of saving water to keep.

Beehive Gingers create a strong rhizome where brand-new shoots emerge. The root obtains larger yearly. Flowering from October to April the cones last for months. They come in bright tones of yellow, orange as well as delicious chocolate they all wind up red when they age. Please note there are no Beehive Gingers that begin red. Beehives have cone and also elevation variations. Their leaves are intense green and although shortly themselves are combined off on long tropical-looking curving stems. They display strong power.
Ginger family
Beehive ginger
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Gardening
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Tropical plant
Plant blossom shape like a beehive
Rare plant