Amorphophallus dunnii Phegopteris Zephyranthes flavissima is a South

Zephyranthes flavissima is a South American rain lily that's one of those can't-miss plants for the blackest of thumbs

Bambusa multiplex 'Riviereorum' is a 10' clumper that dies back to the ground at 8 degrees F

At this point the whole stalk has completed its life cycle and need to be cut to the ground

In the South

lily-like flowers

Amorphophallus dunnii Phegopteris Zephyranthes flavissima is a South(aka: Amorphophallus odoratus) Similar to Amorphophallus yunnanensis, Amorphophallus dunnii boasts a peculiar flower stalk that reaches 2' tall, topped with an 8 10" ice cream cone like flower. The vase (spathe) looks like a green and white speckled cone with a "zipped open" front for better exposure. The creamy white, bulbous sexual appendage (spadix) sits like a well, you know a sexual appendage inside the red bottomed spathe. According to