Arisaema lobatum Sun to Part Sun Emerging alongside the leaf stalk

Emerging alongside the leaf stalk is a narrow green hood to 2-3"

'Sombrero' makes a lovely 3' wide clump of smooth

Clematis fruticosa 'Mongolian Gold' has already garnered the prestigious "Great Plants for Great Plains" award

thick blue leaves that adorn the 40" tall x 5' wide clump

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Arisaema lobatum Sun to Part Sun Emerging alongside the leaf stalkThe reptile patterned petiole of the Chinese Arisaema lobatum is a jazzed mix of green, olive green, and cream or pink. The 20" tall flower stalk rises above the tripartite leaves in April (in NC) in muted shades of olive green with pinkish veining, and its spadix is tipped in dull salmon no dissing intended to the fish of the same name. Arisaema lobatum is a small but quite lovely Jack in the pulpit that is quite unique from others in the genus. We