Podophyllum pleianthum Tai Wedding Tropical Asia The late English gardener/nurserywoman Beth

The late English gardener/nurserywoman Beth Chatto is rumored to have first introduced this in the early 1980s

the true Alocasia wentii has only recently become known in horticultural circles

a stunning centerpiece for a large arrangement or a dynamite accent in the perennial border

provided they are growing in the proper conditions

This rare hybrid of H

Podophyllum pleianthum Tai Wedding Tropical Asia The late English gardener/nurserywoman Beth(aka: Podophyllum A1TW 131 x 004) This offering represents a seed strain that resulted from a cross of two of our Taiwan accessions of the superb, deciduous, clump forming Chinese mayapple, Podophyllum pleianthum. Our staff crossed our plant from Taipei County with our plant from Taichung County, Taiwan, and these are the result of that cross each offspring is genetically unique. Podophyllum pleianthum 'Tai Wedding' makes a 2' tall clump topped with