Aristolochia watsonii Helicodiceros It loves our gravelly crevice

It loves our gravelly crevice garden

This dazzling strain boasts yellow flowers with bright red outlines on the petal edges

The Chinese Arisaema candidissimum is one of the easiest-to-grow and most exquisitely beautiful of the jack-in-the-pulpits

It spreads underground at a modest rate

Cyrtomium fortunei 'Ulleung Island' is our 2002 spore-grown introduction

Aristolochia watsonii Helicodiceros It loves our gravelly creviceAristolochia watsonii is a fascinating North American native Dutchman's pipe, hailing from dry, hot, rocky slopes in Arizona, New Mexico, and into northern Mexico. The long, hastate leaves clothe the wiry prostrate stems that expand out to 3'. When grown in sun, the foliage is a lovely bronze purple, turning green in shade. Starting in summer, the small bronze bong shaped flowers occur in the leaf axils. Watson's Dutchman's pipe is loved by both rock