Arisaema engleri Southeast Europe A clump formed from the

A clump formed from the large rounded 3-4" leaves makes a spectacular specimen for the woodland rock garden

This rare crested form of the tongue fern is among the most beautiful of the ferns we grow

Flower spikes can be 5 to 6' tall depending on the particular Acanthus and are strongly vertical and persist for a couple of months

The old foliage get's a bit ragged in winter time

Arisaema engleri Southeast Europe A clump formed from theArisaema engleri from 4000' elevation in the Hubei Province of China is a rarely offered cobra lily that's often confused in the trade with the Japanese Arisaema sazensoo. In very early spring, the two 5 7 leaflet leaves emerge from a central stem (usually purple). Sitting between the two leaves on a short stalk is a 3 4" tall purple and white striped pitcher. The greenish and purple speckled sex organ sticks upright in the pitcher with the dark