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Chrome-bevel sheet on grid paper — specs and return notes filed under the bay.
By late spring
where it grows in fields and forest edges
A 5-year-old patch will spread to 3' wide
hibiscus-like flowers with unique swirled petals that never manage to fully open
Arisaema dracontium Scutellaria By late springArisaema dracontium is one of the least known of the US native Jack in the Pulpits and certainly the most confused in the commercial trade. Almost nothing we've seen sold as such is even the correct genus. The most common imposter are some of the weedy pinellias. Green dragons most closely resemble Arisaema heterophyllum except the offset prolifically to form a significant clump. From an underground tuber in mid May emerges the 18" dusty green stalk,