Amorphophallus yuloensis PDN 1 Butia Who says that Mother Nature

Who says that Mother Nature doesn't have a sense of humor

Epimedium zhushanense is truly a stunning clump-forming fairy wing in the woodland garden

topped from midsummer until fall with flower spikes of large

the 3' wide clumps are topped with 2' scapes of light lavender flowers

Because this clone was so unique in its silver color

Amorphophallus yuloensis PDN 1 Butia Who says that Mother NatureWe are pleased to finally be able to release another of the winter hardy voodoo lilies from Yunnan, China. A. yuloensis produces a 2' tall green stalk (occasionally with a few silver spots), topped with a large, deeply cut, tropical looking leaf. The creamy flower is very similar to A. yunnanensis, except that A. yuloensis is perched on a shorter stalk (4") but is slightly more endowed in the length of its creamy "organ." After flowering, A. yuloensis