Amorphophallus albispathus Blue Form Glaucidium We have reports from Arkansas

We have reports from Arkansas that these have sailed through a -15 degree F winter

I never thought I'd find myself wishing for winter

Sarracenia oreophila occurs in sandy clay soils in mountain woodlands instead of coastal savannahs

From Greg Grant's infamous cemetery wanderings comes another clone of the US native (Oklahoma west to Arizona) Salvia farinacea

The 4' tall stalks of this Hedychium flavum x coccineum hybrid are clothed with 1' long leaves

Amorphophallus albispathus Blue Form Glaucidium We have reports from Arkansas(aka: Amorphophallus albispathus AGA 1017) We are pleased to offer a few of our glaucous leaf forms of Amorphophallus albispathus. This south central Thailand species typically has green foliage, but there are a few populations where the foliage tends toward blue. Our offerings are seed grown, so each plant is slightly different. The unspotted flesh colored petioles that support the leaves top out at 18" tall when mature. The snow cone like flowers