Arisaema candidissimum Uruguay It's also a great food

It's also a great food source for native bees

untouched by late spring frosts

montana 'Cho Ko Nishiki'

the clumps are topped with 2' long racemes of tiny white flowers which later turn into equally large racemes of small purple berries

We have long adored this heat-loving

Arisaema candidissimum Uruguay It's also a great foodThe Chinese Arisaema candidissimum is one of the easiest to grow and most exquisitely beautiful of the jack in the pulpits. Emerging in very late spring (May or June) are 15" tall stalks of pink pitchers dramatically striped with translucent, white vertical veins (candidissimum means "dazzling white"). Alongside the Arisaema candidissimum flower are two giant, three lobed leaves, which can reach 2' in width. Arisaema candidissimum offsets slowly in a