Englerarum montanum Ethiopia Like their cousins

Like their cousins

that combines the black leaf color of Colocasia 'Black Magic' with the white striping of Colocasia 'White Lava'

which top the evergreen foliage in late winter are double white with a lovely narrow border that can be either pink or red

Cypripedium x ventricosum

Hemerocallis 'Cobblewood Yellow Peaks' is a Darrell Probst introduction that's one of our favorite late-season daylilies

Englerarum montanum Ethiopia Like their cousins(aka: Alocasia hypnosa 'Maechang', Alocasia lihengiae, Alocasia gageana, Englerarum hypnosum) Most gardeners are familiar with arums, but few know Engler's arum aka: Englerarum montanum. This horticultural oddity was kicked out of several better known aroid genera (Colocasia and Alocasia) due to its odd genetics. The lone species of Englerarum can be found in forests from Southwest China to Southeast Thailand, where it grows as a lithophyte (lives on