Amorphophallus macrophyllus Bluto Japan ventricosa selection from Mary Chastain

ventricosa selection from Mary Chastain is known for its intense black-green leaf coloration and heavily rippled leaf margins that are a dramatic improvement over the typical species

needle-like foliage clothing the prostrate stems

Pellaea ovata is one of the most fascinating ferns we grow

deer-resistant clump with foliage that is shorter and broader than Dryopteris erythrosora

Our 15-year-old clump of Yucca 'Tiny Star' has finally reached 30" tall x 4' wide and has never formed an offset

Amorphophallus macrophyllus Bluto Japan ventricosa selection from Mary Chastain(syn: Pseudodracontium macrophyllum AGA 014) This amazing pseudodracontium (soon to become an amorphophallus) from Thailand was originally discovered by Florida plant explorer Mary Sizemore. P. 'Bluto' is the most asked about plant in our entire aroid collection. The dusty 2' tall stems are topped with large (1' long x 6" wide), thick, rubbery, trifoliate, dusty blue leaves simply stunning. The offsetting clumps are topped in late summer with small