Arisaema fargophyllum Crossing Over Chrysogonum The triangular

The triangular

Our offering is propagated from leftover research plants provided by the USFWS to the SC Botanical Gardens

The small daffodil-like cup is highlighted with long white extensions that give the spidery appearance

This Hosta 'Tokudama' hybrid makes a stunning clump of blue-green cupped foliage

Hosta flowers are always a great source of nectar for honeybees

Arisaema fargophyllum Crossing Over Chrysogonum The triangularIn the early 1990s we made several wide, interspecific Jack in the pulpit crosses, not realizing distantly related species like Arisaema heterophyllum and Arisaema fargesii wouldn't cross. Thank goodness, our plants didn't read the scientific literature. After 20 years of evaluation and propagation, we were pleased to introduce Arisaema 'Crossing Over' in 2015 a Plant Delights hybrid that combines the best traits of each parent. The 30" tall stalks