Zingiber mioga Silver Arrow Viola Once the 4' wide drought-loving

Once the 4' wide drought-loving clumps are established

Each leaf is bordered with a dramatic dark green edge

The 15" tall x 38" wide clumps are topped in late spring with 20" scapes of near white flowers

Each clump is adorned with small

Amorphophallus kiusianus is one of the few self-fertile amorphophallus species (it can have both sex and babies without a partner)

Zingiber mioga Silver Arrow Viola Once the 4' wide drought-lovingAlthough we can't find anything silver about Zingiber 'Silver Arrow', it's been a great garden plant in our trials. From part sun to light shade, Zingiber mioga 'Silver Arrow' produces a patch of 3' tall stalks, each lined with 1' long x 3" wide leaves, emerging parchment gold and becoming flecked green with a delicious butterscotch frosting. This is a vigorous grower, producing a 5' wide tropical looking patch in 5 years in good rich soil. The yellow