Amorphophallus macrophyllus Bluto Dionaea In late spring the giant

In late spring the giant

no bogs like many allied ligularia species

Average to slightly moist woodland soils are best

which havebeen merged into amorphophallus

truly outstanding in the woodland garden

Amorphophallus macrophyllus Bluto Dionaea In late spring the giant(syn: Pseudodracontium macrophyllum AGA 014) This amazing pseudodracontium (soon to become an amorphophallus) from Thailand was originally discovered by Florida plant explorer Mary Sizemore. P. 'Bluto' is the most asked about plant in our entire aroid collection. The dusty 2' tall stems are topped with large (1' long x 6" wide), thick, rubbery, trifoliate, dusty blue leaves simply stunning. The offsetting clumps are topped in late summer with small