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Wow, the Shell Ginger (Alpinia) is in full bloom here at our GreenWildTraces Fiber Botanical Garden! ~~~

May is the season for Shell Ginger flowers. Seeing clusters of blooming white flowers emerge from a vast expanse of lush green foliage is truly a spectacular sight!

Taiwan is a classic immigrant society. As various ethnic groups arrived over time, they brought their own distinct cultures. These different groups and cultures interacted and mingled, gradually shaping the rich and diverse cultural landscape we see today!

But did you know? Taiwan’s plant world is also an "immigrant society"! Take the Shell Ginger, for example. There are currently 18 known species of Alpinia in Taiwan. Aside from endemic species (such as KawakamiShellGinger, FormosanShellGinger, and PriceShellGinger), there are also introduced foreign species (like Galangal and RedGinger) as well as hybrid species (such as ShimadaShellGinger, YilanShellGinger, and JiaobanshanShellGinger). Each has its own unique features. If you spotted one on the street, would you be able to recognize it?

The pictures below show the Shell Ginger planted right in front of the MoFiA (Museum of Fiber Arts). Do you know which species this is???