Arisaema ovale Calopogon The creamy white

The creamy white

Cornelius of California

Each attention-drawing 30" wide clump is topped in late October with 4' tall stalks of bright yellow daisies

A regular renaissance plant

The tight evergreen clumps of 20" long

Arisaema ovale Calopogon The creamy white(aka: Arisaema amurense USNA 54698) Arisaema ovale is the Japanese equivalent of the Chinese Arisaema amurense. The stalk usually bears only one leaf with 5 7 leaflets, which unlike Arisaema amurense, doesn't have serrated edges. The pitcher, which tops the stalk in April resembles Arisaema triphyllum and the pitcher color can range from green and white striped to purple and white striped. When happy in a well drained soil, Arisaema ovale usually