Amorphophallus ongsakulii coll AGA1534 Fuchsia but heavily infused with red

but heavily infused with red toward and including the hood

This new selection of adult bush ivy makes an attractive 4' tall x 4' wide

From the Japanese woodlands comes this hardy edible ginger

This amazing native mallow can only be found in a few remaining sites of coastal brackish marsh sites north of the center of distribution in Florida

Amorphophallus ongsakulii coll AGA1534 Fuchsia but heavily infused with redAmorphophallus ongsakulii is one of the most unique miniature species in the genus Amorphophallus only discovered in 2004 and then named and described in 2006. The species was discovered in the Khammouane Province of Laos by Alan Galloway and Annop Ongsakul (for whom it was named). The tiny pinhead sized tuber produces a 3" tall stem topped with a leaf which resembles a cutleaf fern. The equally tiny flower emerges alongside the mature leaves.