Amorphophallus paeoniifolius Pyrrosia From England's Blooms of Bressingham

From England's Blooms of Bressingham comes this wonderful hybrid poker that has performed superbly in the heat of the southeastern US

This North American native often occurs naturally on calcium-rich soils

For that reason

(syn: Aster novae-angliae) If you have never seen a mass of Aster 'Purple Dome' in full flower

'Candy Hearts' via H

Amorphophallus paeoniifolius Pyrrosia From England's Blooms of Bressingham(formerly A. campanulatus) This little known gem has green marbled fleshy petioles (eventually becoming quite bumpy) to 8' tall in cultivation. Atop each stalk (petiole) is a giant peony like leaf to 8'+ wide. When the tuber gets large, it will produce the wildest flower you've ever seen looks like a "Peter Pepper" on steroids! Let's try again it looks like a purple dust ruffle on top of a short pedestal, inside of which is a distorted, purple human