Amorphophallus muelleri Brazil moorei may go dormant in

moorei may go dormant in mid-summer

In late summer the clumps are topped with attractive 3' tall scapes of dark lavender flowers

The stalks are adorned with attractive

From China comes a wonderful hibiscus that's virtually unknown outside of China and the Gulf Coast region of the US

Amorphophallus muelleri Brazil moorei may go dormant in(aka: A. m. coll. #AGA 533) Amorphophallus muelleri hails from Northern Thailand and adjacent countries where it is quite widespread. In foliage, it resembles A. bulbifer with the 3'+ tall green petiole, speckled with white. The new leaves emerge with a nice red border. The 2' tall flower spike, which appears before the leaf emerges, is topped with a cup like spathe similar to A. bulbifer, but with attractive white blotches on the spathe reminds me of