Arisaema concinnum Liatris parviflorum is an American native
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Description
parviflorum is an American native ladyslipper that has been virtually unavailable from propagated stock until recently
starting in early July with a stunning show of beautiful pansy-shaped flowers that emerge crimson red then morph to crimson violet
As with all blue-leaf hostas
dark-purple foliage of this excellent Japanese hybrid
this hardy orchid produces 15" tall spikes of small
Arisaema concinnum Liatris parviflorum is an American nativeThe Himalayan Jack in the pulpit, Arisaema concinnum, is one of the most statuesque species in the genus Arisaema. The green stems emerge in late May or early June in NC and rise to 2 3'. Atop each stem sits one leaf, divided into 7 13 long leaflets. The leaf and flower of Arisaema concinnum emerge at nearly the same time with a dark purple and white striped pitcher and an extended, threadlike tip. Inside the pitcher, you will find the "preacher"
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