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Here are some links to websites with information on heliconias and other
Zingiberales:
GingerGarden.com
An interesting site with valuable information on cultivation of gingers and
other tropical plants in the temperate climate of Houston, Texas.
Harry P. Leu Gardens
Leu Gardens is located in subtropical Orlando, Florida, and has collections of
heliconias, gingers and bananas. There are good articles on growing
gingers and bananas in Central Florida (look for the links on the "Horticulture"
page).
Heliconia Society International
An international
society dedicated the promotion of Heliconia and other members of the
Zingiberales order.
Le Jardin Ombrag�
Dave Skinner has a
wealth of ginger information on this website, with personal observations on
ginger growth and survival at his subtropical location in Florida.
Montoso Gardens
Botanical garden and
exotic plant nursery in the mountains of Maricao, Puerto Rico, with over 200
different heliconias, gingers and ornamental bananas.
Vivero Anones
Tropical flower and fruit farm located in Las Mar�as, Puerto Rico, with an
extensive collection of Zingiberales.
Zingiberales Gardens
Located in R�o Grande,
Puerto Rico, Zingiberales Gardens is a 20 acre botanical garden dedicated to the
conservation of heliconias and other Zingiberales. This site also has a
great collection of heliconia photos from Lyon Arboretum in Oahu, Hawaii.
Link to
us: If you would like to link to the website of the Heliconia Society
of Puerto Rico, please use the following URL:
http://www.heliconiasocietypr.org
Also, you
may use the following banner (just right click on it to copy it):
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