Arisaema heterophyllum Indigofera butter-yellow flowers with a white

butter-yellow flowers with a white central stripe down the middle of each petal

Our 10-year-old clumps of Solidago 'Golden Fleece' are now just over 3' wide

which most garden plants will not

'Ebony Knight') Originally introduced to the US in 1960 by both California's Oakhurst Gardens and the USDA

Arisaema heterophyllum Indigofera butter-yellow flowers with a whiteArisaema heterophyllum is one of my favorite Jack in the pulpits. This easy to grow Asian arisaema emerges on a thick petiole (stalk) that reaches 3' in late spring. Atop the giant petiole is an unusual green and purple tinged pitcher (spathe) with a 12" long tongue (spadix) that curves out of the flower and stands erect and ready for some action! Arisaema heterophyllum features a horseshoe shaped leaf, held on the stalk just below the inflorescence,