commonly known as Voodoo Lily, flower is a cream to pink colour, full-shade - part-shade. 1.5m tall.

A hardy but very rare variety of Amorphophallis. Spring display of green & white speckled flower stalks topped with a green & white spotted 'vase'. A long, purple, spear-like spadix completes this unusual display.

Origin: Asia

Also known as Devil's Tongue, Voodoo Lily or the Snake Plant. An unusual tropical plant usually grown for its interesting foliage. Large tubers produce a single inflorescence. The heavy stalk bears a large, shiny brown-purple to maroon ruffled spathe. When in bloom it produces a stench like a dead animal - intended to attract the carrion flies that are its natural pollinators.

Origin: Asia

A perennial form drying to the ground in winter. Stems rise 1metre to 1.5 metres bearing large attractive divided leaves followed by interesting ball shaped white flower heads. 

Single stalk, green and purple spathe with white stripes, part shade. 

The Cobra-lily. Grown for the white flowers that peek out amongst the foliage. The foliage is large and tolerant of more direct sun than other species but still requiring moist soil.

Origin: Asia

Also know as Jack in the Pulpit, this Arisaema has a purple, chocolate flower, needs even moisture. 

A tall growing summer bulb whose leaf emerges in spring to early summer. The unusual hooded flowers are green-white and are borne along the leaf stem. Bright red-orange seed pods in late summer. 

Origin: Asia

This Yellow Cobra Lily, can grow up to 50cm tall, yellow tubular flower, drounght tolerant

Large three part leaves. Large purple brown striped flowers below leaves.