Amorphophallus myosuroides coll AGA175600 Ammocharis When established

When established

Peacock moss grows well in both light open shade and part day full sun as long as the ground is reasonably moist

We are pleased to offer Cyrtomium falcatum 'Butterfieldii'

upright-held leaves that indeed look as though they have been sprayed with weed killer which caused the leaves to become thoroughly contorted

We are pleased to be able to share this choice fairy wing with the gardening public

Amorphophallus myosuroides coll AGA175600 Ammocharis When establishedWe are pleased to offer this 2004 Alan Galloway discovery which was named as a new species in 2007. Amorphophallus myosuroides was discovered growing on vertical, shaded rock ledges in the Khammouane Province of Laos. The tiny but rapidly offsetting tuber produces a solitary, light green, radial leaf atop each 8" tall stalk. Within a few weeks of the leaf appearing, an 8" tall white mousetail like (the genus Myosurus means "mousetail") inflorescence