Arisaema heterophyllum Baguo Asclepias in 2001 from China's Wuhan

in 2001 from China's Wuhan Botanical Garden

000') in southeast China

Reports of limited hardiness are only valid in cool summer climates where summer heat doesn't produce enough sugars

Whatever combined to make this hybrid

Arisaema heterophyllum Baguo Asclepias in 2001 from China's WuhanThis unique form of Arisaema heterophyllum hails from China's magical Mt. Omei, where it resides under giant cryptomerias around the Baguo Temple. The 3' tall slender stalk is topped with a large horseshoe shaped leaf composed of up to 23 leaflets. Emerging from near the base is a separate 3' tall stalk, topped at leaf level with a green helmeted pitcher with a long, erect whip like green tongue. The Mt. Omei native Arisaema heterophyllum 'Bagou' has