Champagne Beehive Ginger
A Prolific, Early-Flowering Beauty
Beehive gingers flower right from the base of the clump, and in a small area a well-established plant can produce over 100 flowers at once. Champagne is one of the standouts of the group — the first beehive to flower each season, with pretty apricot-toned blooms. It’s also slightly smaller than most other beehives, making it a great fit for a more compact garden bed.
Colour That Changes With Age
Like most beehive gingers, Champagne starts out in soft yellow-apricot tones and deepens to red as the flowers age — giving a single clump a genuinely varied, layered colour display as older and newer flowers sit side by side.
Easy to Grow, Cold Hardy
Beehive gingers make excellent landscaping plants generally, and Champagne is no exception. It’s easy to grow and genuinely cold hardy, making it an excellent choice for novice gardeners or anyone outside the warmest tropical zones who still wants to grow a beehive ginger successfully.
A Long-Lasting Cut Flower
The flowers aren’t just a garden feature — they’re long-lasting once cut, making Champagne a lovely addition to fresh arrangements as well as the garden bed.





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