Hedychium Raffillii Amsonia Amorphophallus titanum has the world's

Amorphophallus titanum has the world's largest inflorescence

tufts of small stems emerge bearing densely packed

with a terminal spray of mostly upward and occasionally outward facing 2" yellow flowers

poorly drained soils are not a good idea if you'd like to keep your plant around

Hedychium Raffillii Amsonia Amorphophallus titanum has the world's(aka: Hedychium x raffillii) Hedychium 'Raffillii' is simply amazing! No wonder this 1941 Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit (AGM) winner is touted as one of the finest ginger lilies ever introduced. For us, this Hedychium selection is the earliest ginger to flower, often starting for us in early to mid July. Hybridized by the late Charles Percival Raffill, former assistant curator at Kew Gardens, the 5 6' tall sturdy clumps are topped