Arisaema serratum var mayebarae Deer Resistant Plants forming a tight clump of

forming a tight clump of stems that arch to 4'

but one which goes dormant long before Tricyrtis hirta comes into flower

so don't be alarmed when the leaves start disappearing

(syn: Boykinia watanabei) Small

since some fern experts think the material in the US is actually Dryopteris kuratae and we think they are probably correct

Arisaema serratum var mayebarae Deer Resistant Plants forming a tight clump ofArisaema serratum var. mayebarae is an amazing variety of the Japanese Arisaema serratum that hails from the region south of Kyushu. Unlike other varieties of Arisaema serratum, var. mayebarae flowers much earlier and has a longer spathe blade. The very dark purple black spathe, which opens before the foliage unfurls, is quite stunning the same color your little sister's face used to turn when you held the plastic bag over her head too long. This easy