Arisaema consanguineum Seeds
1x seed packet containing 10x Arisaema consanguineum Seeds
Arisaema consanguineum is a widespread and variable species. Elegant and easy to please, this makes an easy garden plant.
These seeds have been collected from plants here growing in the open garden, and consequently are open pollinated (ie, hybridisation cannot be ruled out). However, no other Arisaema are grown in close proximity to these plants, so cross pollination seems unlikely.
Spathes are greenish in colouration with hints of brown.
Arisaema fargesii Seeds
1x seed packed containing 10x Arisaema fargesii seeds.
Arisaema fargesii is an unfussy and vigorous species. The flattish pinky brown tubers multiply easily through small offsets.
The spathe is strongly hooded and striped brown and white, with the spadix hidden deep inside. Eventually, Arisaema fargesii can reach large proportions. The leaf will be 'tear shaped' (hastate) in young plants. As the tuber increases in size, this leaf becomes trifoliate.
Arisaema lobatum CY A-50 Seeds
Arum maculatum Seeds
1 x seed packet - 10+ Arum maculatum seeds.
Our native UK Arum. Seeds have been collected from a mixture of plants, some showing strong black markings on the both the leaf and / or the spathe. Some will have a purple spadix, others a yellow spadix.
Arum maculatum will be familiar to many as an attractive hedgerow plant. A highly variable species, a number of colour forms exist. Potentially a spreader in the garden, this is not a recommended plant for a neat and formal border, but makes a wonderful addition to a woodland or wild garden.
Please note that seeds germinate easily, but do not show a leaf for until their second year.
Leucocasia gigantea (syn. Colocasia gigantea)
1x seed packet containing 20 seeds of Leucocasia gigantea (previously known as Colocasia gigantea).
Leucocasia gigantea, commonly known as the Giant Taro or Giant Colocasia, used to be known by the old scientific name Colocasia gigantea. It makes exceptionally large leaves and is a rapid grower, capable of making large plants in a single season, even under typical UK growing conditions!
