Arisaema ovale Dwarf Plants this self-fruiting form is covered

this self-fruiting form is covered with a dazzling show of bright red berries

we now have a stunning 6" tall x 30" wide evergreen patch in 15 years

Thanks to Barrie Coate for setting us straight on the origin of this great agapanthus

which for us took about 5 years

Commonly known as butterfly weed

Arisaema ovale Dwarf Plants this self-fruiting form is covered(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