Arisaema lichiangense Plant Delights and Juniper Level Botanic Garden Introductions are green with red veins

are green with red veins and lie flat on the ground in a perfect circle

This 1997 Yucca Do introduction was discovered 5 years earlier in Tamaulipas

where it can be found near rivers and streams growing in moist cracks among limestone boulders

Each frond also ends in a cute little petticoat

Arisaema lichiangense Plant Delights and Juniper Level Botanic Garden Introductions are green with red veinsArisaema lichiangense hails from dry, open areas at 7,000 10,000' elevation in the provinces of Sichuan and Yunnan, China. Arisaema lichiangense is a rarely cultivated Jack in the pulpit species, closely related to the better known Arisaema candidissimum and Arisaema fargesii. The trifoliate (3 lobed) leaves, often with a blue green cast, emerge alongside the flower spikes in early June (NC). Atop the 6" tall flowering stalk (pseudostem) sits a pulpit