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Arisaema griffithii Var Pradhanii132 viewsThis variety was earlier described as A. pradhanii by Kew botanist C.E.C. Fischer in honour of Rai Saheb Ratna Bahadur Pradhan of Rhenock, Sikkim. It is much more ornamental, and is distinguished from the type by much larger, 18-25 cm wide spathe. The spadix appendage can be over 50 cm long.
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Arisaema griffithii95 viewsThis one is, of course, the most astonishing of all the Himalayan Arisaemas. Very easy to grow as an outdoor woodland garden plant in cold areas. The spathe is large and beautifully ornamented. The spadix appendage can be upto 20” long.
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Arisaema intermedium73 viewsTrifoliate leaves and intense green spathe and very long spadix appendage. Grows to height of approximately 45cm. Cold hardy and excellent garden plant.
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Arisaema jaquemontii71 viewsThe spathe is 10-15 cm long, light green with white longitudinal lines.The spadix appendage spreads upwards. A cold hardy and compact plant recommended for rock gardens.
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Gloriosa lutea60 viewsCrisped Glory Lily. Pale lemon-yellow flowers that are crisped on the edges and turning orange-yellow on ageing. Flowers spring-summer. Tropical
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Arisaema galeatum58 viewsThe specific names originates from Latin galea meaning helmet. The spathe which is light green run by vertical white lines and recurves suddenly forming a helmet-like structure. Leaves trifoliate and above the inflorescence.
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Gloriosa Greenii57 viewsA special variety propagated by us in the nursery and flowers twice in the tropics. The colour is similar to G. lutea but is characterized by broad petals that does not have frilly edges. This is a rare deep lemon yellow variant produced and offered in limited quantities.
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Gloriosa Greenii55 viewsA special variety propagated by us in the nursery and flowers twice in the tropics. The colour is similar to G. lutea but is characterized by broad petals that does not have frilly edges. This is a rare deep lemon yellow variant produced and offered in limited quantities.
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Arisaema nenepthoides53 viewsThe pitcher-like, striped and spotted spathe rising above the shiny foliage makes this one of the loveliest in the group. The leathery umbrella-like foliage is dark shiny green with various markings of red and brown and a prominently mottled stem. Cold hardy and the earliest to flower.
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Arisaema speciosum53 viewsOne of the amazing species from the Himalayas. Spathe purplish-pink, violet and white with dark purple-red stripes. Spadix appendage upto 45cm long. The stems are intensely mottled and carries trifoliate leaves with red border. Hardy and easy to grow in half shade.
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Gloriosa Plantii53 viewsThis is also a special selection grown and propagated over many years. It has just been released in limited numbers. The very elegant flowers are much smaller than that of G. rothschildiana. Very rarely offered.
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