Sauromatum giganteum Indigofera well-drained soils produce the best

well-drained soils produce the best flowering

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the bulbs produce short

The flowers are further accented by the unique

(aka: Veronica peduncularis) This exciting groundcover veronica was discovered in 1979 in the Republic of Georgia by England's famed plantsman Roy Lancaster

Sauromatum giganteum Indigofera well-drained soils produce the best(aka: Typhonium giganteum) Sauromatum giganteum is a little known Chinese (Tibet to Manchuria) hardy aroid that is a must for collectors of the weird and wonderful. In mid July (NC), the long, nearly white petioles emerge from the tuber to produce 1' long, green, arrowhead shaped leaves. Also, alongside the emerging leaves is a bizarre 10" tall flower spike on a short stalk at ground level. Each inflorescence is an upright, purple pitcher with a