Amorphophallus operculatus Hepatica forms a compact 3

forms a compact 3

this seedling boasts brilliant gold foliage that holds beautifully even in our hot

This is one of those deer-resistant grasses that you simply can't appreciate until you see it in person

there is a slight tinge of orange in the flower

a cross of the Japanese painted fern and a giant local selection of lady fern that we call Athyrium filix-femina 'Kipling Giant'

Amorphophallus operculatus Hepatica forms a compact 3(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