Dan's getting a box. Surely someone else wants this ginger. It's beautiful, fragrant and grows in water. It's also hardy in zone 7, if heavily mulched. Ginny

Thanks Trudi, I don't have a problem finding the seeds. They make a truckload. I just don't know if you can store them. They have that fine red coating and self sow fine so, fresh they would work. Not sure if they are still good if dry or if you need to clean off the red coating. It's thin, unlike with magnolias that have a thicker red covering. I guess I'll just have to experiment this year and see. Pattie

Hi Pattie, Since this is old post, don't know if you're still interested. But I had a problem with too many of these and most of my responses were about the rhizomes they produce and propogate with. I just checked and they CAN be propogated by seed (I don't know how, tho) but with the multitude of rhizomes that mine put off (my plants grew like bamboo and overran my entire garden), seems that is how everyone swaps them. That's how I saw them sold on the web. (Two rhizomes with one leaf each , one sprout each for $25 !!!) I had someone explain to me on the swap page how to go about preparing the rhizomes for shipping and it's simple, but won't go into that. If you find someone intersested, they can tell you. Bonnie aka brit5467

To the nice lady that responded--I couldn't send you an email back but wanted to thank you. I contacted that guy and am buyins 2 of the thai series hed. Pink Profusion and Sunlight. Again, thanks.