Arisaema - Arisarum

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	Arisaema fargesii* (large) Also from Mojmir these are very interesting, sometimes producing a single leaf of Elephant Ear proportions, others send up three leaflets, much like candidissimum, and some are intermediate with a large central leaflet and two smaller ones at the sides, flowers are brown striped like elephas with a candidissimum spadix. Magnificent, they looked tender as hell to me but Mojmir insists they are hardy for him, and it has been fantastic in Punnett’s garden; I'd still plant em deep and near the house.___ZONE 5	$49.00 Add:
	Arisaema fargesii* (small) Also from Mojmir these are very interesting, sometimes producing a single leaf of Elephant Ear proportions, others send up three leaflets, much like candidissimum, and some are intermediate with a large central leaflet and two smaller ones at the sides, flowers are brown striped like elephas with a candidissimum spadix. Magnificent, they looked tender as hell to me but Mojmir insists they are hardy for him, and it has been fantastic in Punnett’s garden; I'd still plant em deep and near the house.___ZONE 5	$19.00 Add:
	Arisaema flavum Hardy ex Tony* Arisaema flavum; but hardier.___ZONE 4	$15.00 Add:
	Arisaema flavum* Himalayan species with deeply divided leaves and a bright yellow spathe and purple spadix, these are easy and more or less hardy, small tubers going on third year (its naturally a small species) but these should flower this year.___ZONE 6	$12.00 Add:
	Arisarum proboscoideum An odd little Spanish Aroid, commonly known as mouse plant, because the protruding spadix resembles the tail of a mouse; like vulgare it is easy to grow, but needs some protection in the north either heavy mulch or plant near a warm foundation. Both species will fill a pan reasonably quickly and a pot with dozens in bloom is very impressive.	$8.00 Add:
	Arisarum vulgare ex France A strange little aroid from a genus of only three species, best in the alpine house (it needs to be kept warm and dry during its summer dormancy), with hooded brown spathes and a protruding mouse tail. Definitely cool.	$8.00 Add: