Amorphophallus muelleri Onychium Cyrtomium 'Fortunately' is composed of

Cyrtomium 'Fortunately' is composed of 3' tall

Dryopteris pseudofilix-mas slows for the winter

and for the length of time that it is in bloom

the more the plants will be stressed

Rock gardeners and herb lovers alike will fall in love with this gem

Amorphophallus muelleri Onychium Cyrtomium 'Fortunately' is composed of(aka: A. m. coll. #AGA 533) Amorphophallus muelleri hails from Northern Thailand and adjacent countries where it is quite widespread. In foliage, it resembles A. bulbifer with the 3'+ tall green petiole, speckled with white. The new leaves emerge with a nice red border. The 2' tall flower spike, which appears before the leaf emerges, is topped with a cup like spathe similar to A. bulbifer, but with attractive white blotches on the spathe reminds me of