Amorphophallus pygmaeus Pewter Pan Gloxinia which is best done in

which is best done in fall and winter after they have been cutback

but this is obviously another case of a colorblind plant breeder

This stunning new sport of Hosta 'Paul's Glory' makes a dramatic contrast in the garden

The flawless fresh new foliage might go unnoticed by the unobservant gardener but it is produced nevertheless

making them perfect for those that like to enjoy their garden at night after a long day at the office or for insomniacs who tire of The Home Shopping Network

Amorphophallus pygmaeus Pewter Pan Gloxinia which is best done in(aka: Amorphophallus pygmaeus AGA 1052F) This seedling is one we pulled out of an Alan Galloway seed collection from Thailand. Instead of the typical nearly black foliage, this one has amazing pewter foliage. So far, Amorphophallus 'Pewter Pan' has remained quite small, and we anticipate a full grown plant will reach only 6" in height very cute! When mature, the tuber produces a 15" flowering stalk, topped with a creamy pink spathe and an oversized