Amorphophallus obscurus Paraguay where it cannot get winter

where it cannot get winter rain

found by plantsman Charles Webb in Madison County

In early fall (September and October for us)

both with a contrasting yellow throat

sounds like one of fancy royal folks with four names and a hyphen

Amorphophallus obscurus Paraguay where it cannot get winterFrom the huge to miniature all in one genus! Yes, we now have amorphophallus sized for the kitchen windowsill ideal to get your mind off cooking, dishwashing, and other mundane chores. This new species of amorphophallus, named in 2001, was discovered in Thailand by plant explorer Mary Sizemore. The 3" tall vegetative stalk is topped with a leaf composed of five green leaflets. The inflorescence that appears before the leaves emerge is composed of a 1