Arisaema taiwanense Silver Heron Campanula Dryopteris erythrosora typically only produces

Dryopteris erythrosora typically only produces one growth flush per year

the large black pods that top the clump add to the ornamental value

are also deliciously fragrant and attract hummingbirds and bumblebees

so it's obviously tough as nails

The tidy-minded gardener can cut it to ground as soon as he feels a need to do so once it is done blooming

Arisaema taiwanense Silver Heron Campanula Dryopteris erythrosora typically only producesThis unique form of Arisaema taiwanense was brought into cultivation by Crug Farms and Heronswood Nursery in 1997 but has remained in short supply. Throughout the wild populations in Taiwan, there are isolated individuals with pewter leaves instead of the typical green. These pewter leaf plants make stunning garden specimens, with their giant radial leaves atop the 30" tall snakeskin patterned stems. The macabre, black striped hooded flowers emerge