Amorphophallus operculatus United States neither soggy or dry

neither soggy or dry

Brunnera 'Alexander's Great' is a look-alike of Brunnera 'Jack Frost'

Iris cristata 'Edgar Anderson' is one of Anderson's original Missouri collections that was later named for Anderson by Irisarian Bob Pries

This dazzling hosta makes a small

This darling miniature makes a 6" wide clump of stiff

Amorphophallus operculatus United States neither soggy or dry(aka: Amorphophallus operculatus AGA 1065) This Mary Sizemore discovery from Thailand was named and published by Amorphophallus guru Wilbert Hetterscheid in 2003. From a thin, branching tuber that resembles ginseng arises the 1' tall petiole. The narrowly cut, rich, velvety, olive green leaves unfurl with a strong reddish cast, especially dark along the leaf edges. The white spathe and spadix are mounted atop 1' tall reddish stalks and, while