Amorphophallus decussilvae Violet Flowering Plants followed by blackberry-like ornamental seed

followed by blackberry-like ornamental seed pods

Topping the clump in early May before the pitchers emerge are stunning red fragrant flowers on a very floriferous clump

False blue indigo is native to prairies and woodland edges

it has worked so hard to produce all of its flowers

080 expired) If you are already excited about hostas

Amorphophallus decussilvae Violet Flowering Plants followed by blackberry-like ornamental seedThis giant Indonesian species, closely related to A. gigas, is composed of a single green leaf atop a 10 12' tall, beautifully speckled petiole of brown, green, and white. The 5' tall inflorescence, composed of a purple spathe and giant white spadix, sits atop a 6 8' tall spike quite the Kodak moment. A. decus silvae is one of the most stunning, but also one of the more difficult species to grow. It must be kept potted and slightly dry while dormant