Amorphophallus borneensis Western Europe the clump is topped with

the clump is topped with 2' scapes of light purple flowers

emerging from a slowly spreading rhizome

Visitors to the 1991 Hosta Convention in Raleigh were amazed at this seedling in the garden of Tony Sears of Apex (the guy with the 2-mile railroad track in his garden)

We are so excited to be able to finally share the true

Begonia mairei) Begonia henryi is one of those strangely little-known

Amorphophallus borneensis Western Europe the clump is topped withFrom hot, humid, and wet Borneo comes this little known species of Amorphophallus which forms a stunning, 6' tall, green, lichen patterned petiole, topped with a giant green leaf. The flower of A. borneensis resembles A. konjac in form but occurs atop a stalk that can reach 8'. The green and purple pitcher is home to a large spadix whose color ranges from white to pink depending on the stage of excitement.