Sarcococca orientalis Alocasia Amorphophallus titanum has the world's

Amorphophallus titanum has the world's largest inflorescence

it also performs admirably in typical garden soils

drought-tolerant

a vigorous grower and one you will recognize from all the others

brown trunks

Sarcococca orientalis Alocasia Amorphophallus titanum has the world'sIf you like the boxwood relative sarcococca, you'll love Sarcococca orientalis. Sarcococca orientalis hails from low elevations (below 3,000') in southeast China, where it can be found along woodland streams. In the garden, Sarcococca orientalis forms a dense evergreen shrub to 5 tall x 7' wide (8 years). The green stems are clothed with 3" long glossy green leaves and adorned with small but insanely fragrant white flowers from January through March