Amorphophallus serrulatus Green Leaf Form Uruguay spreading underground to 6' wide

spreading underground to 6' wide in 10 years

discovered by native plant guru Bob McCartney in a sandhills habitat in central Georgia's Wheeler County

All are winter hardy in zone 7 so the tubers can be left in the ground over winter

mostly-evergreen

ulcers and to reduce bodily swelling

Amorphophallus serrulatus Green Leaf Form Uruguay spreading underground to 6' wideThis Alan Galloway discovery from Central Thailand looks quite a bit like the diminutive A. obscurus in foliage, except for the heavily serrated leaf edges. The short inflorescence, which occurs after the leaf fades in fall (unlike the spring flowering A. obscurus), is composed of a greyish purple spathe, speckled inside and topped with a rigid pink limb small, but cute.