Arisaema speciosum Himalayan Giant Pellaea after which time they should

after which time they should be well re-established

powder-blue foliage radiates out from the head of the central stalk like one of those "Rostrata-farian" hairdos

highlighted by chartreuse veins

The reptile-patterned petiole of the Chinese Arisaema lobatum is a jazzed mix of green

Pinellia discolor does produce tiny bulbils on the leaves but is not weedy like other members of the genus

Arisaema speciosum Himalayan Giant Pellaea after which time they shouldEveryone who sees this in our garden shakes their head in disbelief. This amazing form of Arisaema speciosum, which often goes by the invalid name of Arisaema speciosum v. magnificum, is simply a giant race of Arisaema speciosum discovered in India. The new growth emerges in late spring from one end of the unusual cigar shaped rhizome (plant horizontally). The 30" tall cobra marked stalk is topped with three dark green, heavily textured leaflets, each