Amorphophallus borneensis Callirhoe cream and white striped leaves

cream and white striped leaves that hold their color all year

evergreen fronds emanating from a central point

fluorescent cerise-red flowers top the late-January emerging foliage from late April through early May

expect a 2' wide deer-resistant clump

the huge cones are heavy enough to knock sense into even the thickest of skulls

Amorphophallus borneensis Callirhoe cream and white striped leavesFrom hot, humid, and wet Borneo comes this little known species of Amorphophallus which forms a stunning, 6' tall, green, lichen patterned petiole, topped with a giant green leaf. The flower of A. borneensis resembles A. konjac in form but occurs atop a stalk that can reach 8'. The green and purple pitcher is home to a large spadix whose color ranges from white to pink depending on the stage of excitement.