Amorphophallus sylvaticus AGA149801 Illicium Unless an extremely cold winter

Unless an extremely cold winter burns back the foliage

is that the solid white center does not fade all growing season

Arisaema candidissimum offsets slowly in a well-drained site

This splendid Charlie Seaver hybrid makes a compact 3' wide clump of thick

ventricosa selection from Mary Chastain is known for its intense black-green leaf coloration and heavily rippled leaf margins that are a dramatic improvement over the typical species

Amorphophallus sylvaticus AGA149801 Illicium Unless an extremely cold winter(aka: Amorphophallus sylvaticus AGA 1498 01) The rarely seen Amorphophallus sylvaticus hails from Southern India and into Sri Lanka, where it forms a 2' tall stalk, topped with a glossy green leaf. The bizarre flower stalk consists of a tiny white cup with a thin long brown spadix that is far too big for the spathe. Our offering is from a Berthold Suchy collection in Sri Lanka.