Now here’s a plant that literally earns its stripes in shade gardens throughout Florida’s zones 9B and 10: the light and billowy variegated Shell Ginger. Known for its massive spread, the anything-but-shy Shell Ginger flounces around large trees, fringes rows of tall shrubs with breezy abandon and can even steal the show as a circular-drive centerpiece. It’s the leaf that attracts all the attention –a bold, elongated feather shape striped in lemony yellows and Key West lime greens. Because Continue Reading