Arisaema kiushianum Chile A patch of Cuphea glutinosa

A patch of Cuphea glutinosa is covered from late April through November with hundreds of small

As with all blue-leaf hostas

propagated by cuttings

Adding to the beauty are the short stalks of bright red berries that occur near the base of the plant in late fall and through the winter

evergreen perennials for adverse woodland garden conditions

Arisaema kiushianum Chile A patch of Cuphea glutinosaArisaema kiushianum is one of the easiest Jack in the pulpits to grow and it multiplies well so you can divide the clump after a few seasons to share with your friends. We think Arisaema kiushianum is possibly the cutest member of the genus Arisaema, boasting a solitary leaf with 7 13 leaflets that sits atop a 15" tall green petiole (stalk). The stunning 8" tall flower stalk of Arisaema kiushianum emerges from the ground beside the petiole in late