Arisaema costatum Eastern Africa but the number one reason

but the number one reason to grow them are the raspberry-purple flowers in late winter

the clumps are topped with 2' tall thick flower spikes with light green bells

From the Sichuan and Yunnan Provinces in China

silvery green

This amazing and very rare selection of the Japanese sacred lily has the most contortedly (take note

Arisaema costatum Eastern Africa but the number one reasonArisaema costatum is a stunning Jack in the pulpit, native to high elevations (6,000' 9,000') in Nepal and neighboring Tibet which makes a stunning plant even in foliage. The 3'+ tall reddish stem of Arisaema costatum is topped with a three part leaf, similar to Arisaema speciosum. In good conditions, the leaf can reach 3' in width. In late spring, the flower stalk emerges to nearly 2' tall with a large, dark purple and white striped hood which ends