Arisaema lichiangense Brown/Tan Flowering Plants Bird of Paradise is exceptionally

Bird of Paradise is exceptionally ornamental with its delicately divided blue-green foliage and exquisitely showy flowers which are produced intermittently all summer

plantaginea-like flowers top the clump in August

cutleaf foliage spreads rapidly to make a 3-4' wide mound in one season

The low mounding 8" tall x 4' wide (10 years) semi-evergreen mats consist of arching

Each giant leaf sits atop a 10' tall pink-and-green speckled stalk

Arisaema lichiangense Brown/Tan Flowering Plants Bird of Paradise is exceptionallyArisaema lichiangense hails from dry, open areas at 7,000 10,000' elevation in the provinces of Sichuan and Yunnan, China. Arisaema lichiangense is a rarely cultivated Jack in the pulpit species, closely related to the better known Arisaema candidissimum and Arisaema fargesii. The trifoliate (3 lobed) leaves, often with a blue green cast, emerge alongside the flower spikes in early June (NC). Atop the 6" tall flowering stalk (pseudostem) sits a pulpit