Amorphophallus pseudoharmandii Hot Legs Campanula go to sleep for the

go to sleep for the summer

This 1998 cross of Hosta venusta x Hosta 'Dorset Blue' resulted in one of our all-time favorite Plant Delights introductions that we christened Hosta 'Gemstone'

If your plants become looking tired and ratty

Found in limited numbers in the wild

hanging with dozens of pendent flowers in mid-June

Amorphophallus pseudoharmandii Hot Legs Campanula go to sleep for the(syn: Pseudodracontium harmandii AGA 112) Pseudodracontiums, which havebeen merged into amorphophallus, are not always the showiest members of the genus, so we are delighted when we find a particularly showy form. Alan Galloway shared this amazing Thailand collection with 20" tall, bright red stems supporting the large, glossy green leaves. We would grow this even if it never flowered, which it does in midsummer when the white spathe and spadix are