Amorphophallus harmandii Lop Buri Russia who searched for fifteen years

who searched for fifteen years before locating this in the UK

red clay ditch at 5

The origin of this coveted first hybrid amaryllis from circa 1800 has been debated for years but is most often regarded as the result of a cross of Hippeastrum reginae and Hippeastrum vittatum

then it dies

Amorphophallus harmandii Lop Buri Russia who searched for fifteen years(Amorphophallus harmandii AGA 805) This Alan Galloway collection of Amorphophallus harmandii comes from Lop Buri, Thailand. Amorphophallus harmandii 'Lop Buri' is taller than the other forms we grow, with petioles that reach 2' tall. Additionally the leaves are glaucous, compared to the more typical green. This is not the same species as Pseudodracontium harmandii, which we feel is mistakenly combined with the genus amorphophallus.