Tricolor Ginger Plant (Stromanthe Sanguinea)

The tricolor ginger plant (Stromanthe sanguinea 'Tricolor') gets its name from its elaborately variegated leaves. Native to the Brazilian rain forest, these tricolor plants are winter hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 10 to 12.

Offering an eye-catching, colorful new take on variegated foliage, the Tricolor Ginger Plant boasts rich reds and pinks in addition to the classic white seen on other varieties. This plant has spectacular variegated leaves that are creamy-white and green with pink edging and purple undersides. Its long, broad, glossy leaves make an eye-catching feature in any room of your home.

It thrives both outdoors and indoors in a container, meaning that anyone across the country can call this plant their own!

You get the good looks of the tropics with exotic, oblong green leaves and vibrant red color. It’s the ideal container-grown plant because you can place it anywhere, from tabletops to office desks and beyond. And it’s easy to maintain, needing just a bit of sun and water to thrive.