Amorphophallus yunnanensis Lai Chau Form Physostegia chalky-blue foliaged andropogon reaches an

chalky-blue foliaged andropogon reaches an amazing 4' by fall

and performs wonderfully in a container

provided it's planted where it can stay fairly dry in the summer months

pradhanii in its happy place in several Swedish gardens

Up to 50 flower spikes emerge prior to the unfurling foliage

Amorphophallus yunnanensis Lai Chau Form Physostegia chalky-blue foliaged andropogon reaches an(aka: A. y. A1VT 056B) These plants are grown from seed we collected in 2005 in the Lai Chau region of North Vietnam. The resulting seedlings have the heaviest speckling we have ever seen on A. yunnanensis, although it does vary from plant to plant. These fast growers make a 5' tall trunk (taller than the Chinese forms that we had previously grown) of olive brown highlighted with light tan spots. The trunk is topped with a typical palm like leaf. When