Alocasia odora California Zantedeschia each bearing 30-60 flowers and

each bearing 30-60 flowers and backed by two three-leaflet leaves (often red mottled)

starting in mid-July and again in late September with 1' tall spikes of exquisite pink-plumed flowers

tree verbena dies to the ground in winter and behaves as an 8' tall perennial

Boreoselaginella borealis) Selaginella borealis hails from those delightful vacation spots of the Russian Far East

the old stalks can be cut to the ground or simply wait until the stalks break off naturally

Alocasia odora California Zantedeschia each bearing 30-60 flowers andAlocasia odora is a smaller version of both Alocasia odora and Alocasia macrorrhizos that hails from Myanmar (Burma). For us, Alocasia odora 'California' forms a fast offsetting 4' tall plant that dies to the ground each winter, but in more tropical climates forms a thick above ground trunk, which supports the upright held 2' long, scalloped edged leaves. Slightly moist, but well drained soils and part sun seems to grow the best plants. Although most