Arisaema fargophyllum Crossing Over Carnivorous plants is a little-known North American

is a little-known North American native agave relative

Be sure to mark the clumps

kaibabensis are the largest in the species

This cutie makes an 8" wide mound of tiny

but the most prominent will be small flies

Arisaema fargophyllum Crossing Over Carnivorous plants is a little-known North AmericanIn 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