Amorphophallus atroviridis Pewterware Woodsia Often even this is not

Often even this is not necessary

nekkid stalks of very deep rosy pink flowers

tapered leaves of blue suede that fade to blue-green

preferably more than 4-6 hours daily

Epimedium 'Harold Epstein' makes a large clump that spreads at the rate of 8" per year once established

Amorphophallus atroviridis Pewterware Woodsia Often even this is notAmorphophallus atroviridis 'Pewterware' is a Plant Delights selection of the north central Thailand species that typically has black foliage. The foliage on Amorphophallus 'Pewterware' is, as you can no doubt surmise, pewter, surrounded by a narrow red edge. The 1' tall stalks are speckled reddish brown. The summer borne inflorescence sits atop a short flowering stalk and resembles a small pink cup that holds a well sized spadix. This is a very