European Ginger Plants

European Ginger plants can grow anywhere from six to eight inches in height. A full-grown one is 8 inches to 15 inches wide. It has big, beautiful, green, glossy leaves with an arrow-shaped point on the end of the leaf.

European Ginger Plants Blooms: A Deep Purple Bloom

It produces a thick, dark purple flower bloom. The leaves of this perennial are scented. People often get it mixed up with another wild one. The wild type is also known as Asarum Canadense. The wild perennial is shorter than the Arrow-leaf type.

These Plants Love Shade

Shaded areas or even those with partial shade are ideal for planting it and allowing it to grow. The best time to look for blooms of this type is in the earliest parts of the summer season. 

It Is Also A Slow Grower 

It does take a grower who owns the trait of being patient, as this type can take some time to spread, bloom, and grow fully. The green on it is a deep, rich, and beautiful shade of green. The best area to produce this type would be a wooded area.

The perennial Loves Moist Loamy Soil

The soil needed to grow the European Ginger plants is moist to wet soil and loamy. It is mainly found growing in the southeast region and northeast regions.