Amorphophallus bulbifer Racing Stripes Spring Ephemerals 5' tall branched stalks of

5' tall branched stalks of 5" wide diurnal yellow flowers

drought-tolerant American Southeast native soapwort

2' wide clumper

This easy-to-grow Asian arisaema emerges on a thick petiole (stalk) that reaches 3' in late spring

We saw this charming little species on our expedition to north Vietnam in 2005

Amorphophallus bulbifer Racing Stripes Spring Ephemerals 5' tall branched stalks ofThis voodoo lily is sure to be popular with our NASCAR fans our selection of Amorphophallus bulbifer with a petiole pattern that has longitudinal stripes of camouflage green and silvery white instead of the more typical rounded pattern. The 4' tall stalk emerges in late spring, topped with the typical green foliage that causes the plant to resemble a miniature palm tree. Before the leaves senesce in fall, they first form wart like bulbils that can be