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produced in early February (NC)
variegated form
000'+ on rocky slopes in the mountains of Hubei and Shaanxi provinces
butterscotch-yellow with orange streaks
a limited collector's edition (not associated with the Franklin Mint) plant for a special site in the woodland garden
Arisaema griffithii Spigelia produced in early February (NC)It is Arisaema griffithii to which the common name cobra lily most applies. Just as with Arisaema ringens, the flower emerges alongside the tripartite leaf. The long, thin black tongue hangs from the bizarre, purple and yellow striped, cobra head looking spathe, all held atop a short 3 6" stalk in midspring. As a lame attempt at censorship, the 20" tall leaf stalk finally obscures the old flower. A. griffithii occurs in open forests to 12,000' in