Description
The tiny figs are edible
Keep it away from larger hostas that can shade it out
clonally-propagated selections as opposed to cheaper seed-grown plant
Named after the rare Hawaiian flycatcher bird
eventually making a 3' wide clump
Amorphophallus saururus Green Roofs The tiny figs are edible(aka: Amorphophallus saururus #1, AGA 176) This North Thailand species is grown for the stunning foliage that emerges atop an 18" tall stalk in late spring. We selected this clone for the beautiful red stem supporting the foliage. The black green foliage emerges with a dramatic red edge that looks more like a Photoshop
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