Hesperaloe chiangii Lowe form Adiantum Unlike typical forms of Amorphophallus

Unlike typical forms of Amorphophallus konjac

These are in very short supply and will sell out quickly

Pteris vittata is becoming widely used as a bioremediation plant to clean arsenic-laced soils

Paeonia 'Sweet Shelly' has excelled in our heat trials here at Juniper Level Botanic Garden

then finally changes to solid green

Hesperaloe chiangii Lowe form Adiantum Unlike typical forms of Amorphophallus(aka: Hesperaloe funifera ssp. chiangii) We are pleased to share the very rare, and only recently recognized as a new species (2002), Hesperaloe chiangii. Formerly considered a subspecies of Hesperaloe funifera, Hesperaloe chiangii forms large 6' wide colonies alongside Agave asperrima and Yucca australis in open areas at 5,000' elevation in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. The 4. 5' long upright, rigid leaves are home to 8' tall flower stalks of hummingbird