Amorphophallus laoticus AGA 2301 01 Southern Europe From midsummer until early fall

From midsummer until early fall

parviflorum prefers moist

tapered leaves of blue suede that fade to blue-green

This is a Texas selection of verbena from our friend

Cypella coelestis closely resembles a blue flowered Tigridia in both flower and plant

Amorphophallus laoticus AGA 2301 01 Southern Europe From midsummer until early fallAmorphophallus laoticus, which hails from the woodlands of Laos has long been one of our favorite voodoo lilies. The narrow segmented foliage emerges black, often with a faint red edge. The leaf petiole of Amorphophallus laoticus eventually reaches 2' tall. Once the tuber is large enough, the dramatic inflorescence tops the 5' tall flowering stalk green splotched on the outside base and purple black inside color coordinated with the long black spadix.