Englerarum montanum Ponerorchis deciduous daylily forms a robust

deciduous daylily forms a robust clump topped

Musa itinerans 'Burmese Blue' is a form of Musa itinerans from northern Thailand where it makes 18' tall trunks and spreads underground via long stolons

much like the silk crepe fabric used to make Japanese kimonos

if you live anywhere near a natural area

we have found it to fare quite well in average to dry soils

Englerarum montanum Ponerorchis deciduous daylily forms a robust(aka: Alocasia hypnosa 'Maechang', Alocasia lihengiae, Alocasia gageana, Englerarum hypnosum) Most gardeners are familiar with arums, but few know Engler's arum aka: Englerarum montanum. This horticultural oddity was kicked out of several better known aroid genera (Colocasia and Alocasia) due to its odd genetics. The lone species of Englerarum can be found in forests from Southwest China to Southeast Thailand, where it grows as a lithophyte (lives on