Aroids (the family Araceae)

[ArnoldT]

Arisaema tortuosum

[Tony Willis]

a couple of Dracunculus vulgaris two from Crete and one from Turkey

[bulborum]

Tony

Just a detail
the names are wrong or on the pictures or in the text
but the bottom one is beautiful , nice long spathe
if you have one day some seeds or a bulblet spare
just for the collection not for the perfume 

Roland

[Tony Willis]

Roland thank you I have sorted it. I have not noticed the 'scent ' on these, not like the arums.

[PeterT]

Fabulous Arisaemas every one, unfortunately many of them are too big for me to give room to at the moment though I have some coming through, earlier in this thread some lovely forms of Arum dioscoridis featured, This is my plant in flower in the open, which I bought nearly five years ago

[manicbotanic]

fantastic peter looks like it has babies aswell....

[PeterT]

Thanks, The babies might be available to swap for other forms!

[Carlo]

Wow Peter...strange looking post if you haven't followed the thread!

[christian pfalz]

hi, dracunculus vulgaris in flower...outside since five or more years, sunny dry place...


cheers
chris

[bulborum]

My Arisaema candidissima starts flowering
in the tunnel  A little early this year

Roland

[PeterT]

Fabulous Chris, but don't spend too long in that part of the garden in the afternoon mine is in a huge pot under a tree and is obviously hardy here

[Lesley Cox]

The huge Dracunculus flowers are very exciting. I have some small tubers coming along......soon, I hope.

I really hadn't appreciated before what variation there is in the SHAPE of the candidissimum spathes, as well as the depth of colour. The wide open one is very attractive.

[olegKon]

2 more Arisaema today
1. Arisaema costatum
2.Arisaema asperatum

[Lesley Cox]

I like A. costatum a lot. Pleased to see this picture as I have seedlings, seed from a local friend.

[fredg]

A little one open today.

Pinellia ternata