Arisaema sikokianum Central America a rare palm from Brazoria

a rare palm from Brazoria County

humus-rich soil grows the largest plants

we saw this growing atop rock cliffs in nearly full sun

Wine cups are great for the front of the border or cascading down a wall

Arisaema sikokianum Central America a rare palm from BrazoriaArisaema sikokianum is considered the most stunningly beautiful member of the aroid family and, in particular, the genus Arisaema heck, make that the entire plant kingdom! From an underground tuber in early spring (early April in NC), the dark pitcher and two five lobed leaves emerge on a 1' tall fleshy petiole (stalk). As the pitcher opens, it reveals a swollen, pure white, protruding sex organ (spadix) which provides a dramatic contrast to the