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]]>Dare to be different with the extravagantly enlarged and flared spathes produced by Arisaema Griffithii var Pradhanii. A stunning addition to shady gardens, these unusual plants boast extensive yellow-green tracing and mottling against the rich bronze-burgundy coloration.
Now, this beauty is a little more challenging to grow and not recommended for climates with warm, humid summers. However, when given a dry, shaded summer spot to thrive, it’s well worth any effortgive Arisaema Griffithii var Pradhanii a try
Note: If you’re new to gardening or a bit impatient, start instead with Arisaema Consanguineum for guaranteed success and an equally unique display. Easy to Grow Features: Includes: 1 large Arisaema tuber The post Arisaema griffithii var pradhanii appeared first on PlantsRose.Zone:6-9
Height:18-24 in.
Spacing:12-18 in.
Sunlight:Partial Shade
Water:Moderate to Low
Flowering Time:Late Spring to Mid-Summer
Flower Color:Bronze-Burgundy with Green Accents
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]]>Growing up to 36″ tall, this selection from the classic Jack in the Pulpit is turning heads with its large-than-life stature and deep, moody coloration. The broadly hooded, snake-like spathes, or flowers, emerge in rich burgundy with contrasting white stripes. Large, trifoliate leaves with striking red edges fan out in an umbrella-like fashion on tall, sturdy stems. Oh, but it doesn’t stop there – the stems are bronze with speckles and splotches in lime green. This unique and visually arresting plant fancies woodland settings and garden areas with light to dappled shade with well-drained, humus-rich soil. Enj!
Easy to Grow Features:
Includes: 1 large Arisaema tuber
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]]>Many plants produce beautiful blooms and fantastic foliage, but only a select few will actually stop people in their tracks and provoke a “Wow, What’s Tha!” reaction. Arisaema Costatum falls in the latter category with large, trilobed leaves that sway atop 3¡¯ reddish stems and hooded flowers adorned with sharply contrasting dark purple and white stripes.
Also known as Cobra Lilies for their snake-like appearance, Arisaema stand out from all others in woodland sites and garden areas with light to dappled shade and hu-mus-rich soil. If you’re a fan of the unusual, make room for this Tibet and Nepal native. Enj!
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Includes: 1 large Arisaema tuber
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]]>At first glance, you might not suspect this intriguing plant to be a relative of Calla Lilies, but after a longer look, you’ll start to see ! Arisaema Propinquum rears up from the shady garden floor like a viper ready to strike, flaring its brilliantly striped and mottled bract like a cobra’s hood.
The deep purple spathe is lined and webbed in contrasting white, elongating to a thin, whip-like tendril. Now, you might suspect these plants to be carnivorous based on appearance alone, but Cobra Lilies actually lure flies and bees for pollination – not for food. An unusual bloomer perfect for protected areas, such as beneath a canopy of tri-lobed foliage and regions with cool summers. Enj!
Easy to Grow Features:
Includes: 1 large Arisaema tuber
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]]>Prepare to be stunned by the serpent-like spathes of Arisaema Nepenthoid! Beyond carrying a similar hooded shape, this pink-tinged Cobra Lily is liberally spotted and splashed with dark chocolate markings, lending the illusion of a snake’s intricately patterned skin. A dramatic denizen of shady spaces, this fascinating plant rears up from the garden floor to spread its unique flowers earlier than other members of this group. Plus, the two large, palmate leaves that stand proudly above the blooms give way to attractive berries in the fall. Now, we’re not going to tell you that these beauties are a snap to grow, as they can be challenging to please. However, their success depends on meeting their native growing conditions rather than your gardening skills. So, are you ready to try something a little different?
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Includes: 1 large Arisaema tuber
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]]>Do you march to the beat of your own drum? Or perhaps you simply cherish the odd and downright strange? Well, then you and this Arisaema are a match made in heav! Native to the Himalayan Mountains, Arisaema Tortuosum is among the most cold-hardy varieties, but it might earn a spot in your shade garden on character alo!
The 4-foot tall stalks emerge in early June, putting up two large, tropical palmate leaves that spread wide for a spectacular show. As the foliage unfurls, the pitcher-shaped spathe perched atop the stem opens to reveal a classic jack-in-the-pulpit bloom. As if that weren’t enough, a long, whip-like green “tongue” extends another 12 or more inches above the plant. Come fall, the flowers fade and leave behind bright red berries for songbirds. Enj!
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Includes: 1 large Arisaema tuber
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]]>Arisaema Consanguineum is an easy-to-grow option for those who crave Cobra Lilies without all the extra effort. Plus, this rare variety will thrive in colder areas than most and makes an outstanding addition to shady gardens. Green hooded spathes with striped accents and umbrella-shaped foliage emerge from late spring to mid-summer, depending on the climate. As the greenery begins to fade, the plants reveal berries that gradually change from medium green to brilliant scarlet. Happiest in humus-rich soils, this gorgeous grower is perfect for anyone who appreciates something a little outside the box. Enj!
Easy to Grow Features:
Includes: 1 large Arisaema tuber
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