Globba Species, Dancing Girl Ginger, Golden Dancing Ladies

I've grown Globba over 30 years. I love it. It does drop aerial bulbils, which produce more plants. The young plants resemble wavy bas...Read Moreket grass & are easy to remove. It has lovely yellow orange flowers & thrives in deep shade, where few other plants grow. In central FL it is dormant Nov. thru May. It is critical that globbas have well drained soil, especially when dormant. The bulbs are small & rot easily.

I have this plant (hundreds of them) and it is very invasive. My yard man moved some plants and tilled up the ground and now I have ging...Read Moreers popping up all over the flower bed. They are easy to remove but still are a problem.

This is a small shade plant that produces many bulbils (the white balls above the yellow flowers). These will eventually fall and sprout ...Read Morethe next Spring. This plant thrives in at least 50% shade. When night temperatures fall below 65 degrees the plant goes dormant; at this time restrict watering to a maximum of once a week. This is the most common of the "Dancing Ladies" gingers