Info : http://www.nurseriesonline.com.au/Articles/Amorphophallus-titanum.html
Although impressive I'm not tempted to have one of these in our garden. I prefer the native plants although Anne has more diverse botanical likes.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Amorphophallus titanum
Last week Anne had an email about this aroid type plant coming into flower in a garden near Beenleigh. We went to have a look and even though it was still not completely "out" it was still spectacular. This is the first time this plant has flowered - it is about 8yrs old apparently. When opened out properly the skirt part drops out like a fan around the central portion.
Info : http://www.nurseriesonline.com.au/Articles/Amorphophallus-titanum.html
Although impressive I'm not tempted to have one of these in our garden. I prefer the native plants although Anne has more diverse botanical likes.
Info : http://www.nurseriesonline.com.au/Articles/Amorphophallus-titanum.html
Although impressive I'm not tempted to have one of these in our garden. I prefer the native plants although Anne has more diverse botanical likes.
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2 comments:
Hey Tom, can you eat it?????
No - it smells of rotting flesh so I wouldn't even be tempted! Good one Robyn
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