Arisaema dracontium Nebraska Mallows since they have a massive

since they have a massive root system

This Kniphofia rooperi hybrid is a fall blooming clone

resembling shrunken goldfish

The slowly spreading rhizomatous broad beech fern makes a large 5' wide deer-resistant patch in ten years

During winters that remain above 10 degrees F

Arisaema dracontium Nebraska Mallows since they have a massiveArisaema dracontium 'Nebraska' came to us from the late plantsman Harlan Hamernik, who grew these from seed from a Nebraska population. In our dry shade production area, this form of Arisaema dracontium tops out at 3' tall much taller than the NC form we also grow. Arisaema dracontium most closely resembles the Asian Arisaema heterophyllum, except the green Jack in the pulpit inflorescence (green hood and upright, thin yellow tongue) produced in mid