Amorphophallus sizemoreae Parthenocissus but the patent application states

but the patent application states that the leaf edges

They will survive dry spells though they will not perform in chronically dry sites

bold texture to the garden

it is essential to keep the plants dry when temperatures drop below 20 degrees F

highly organic soils are needed

Amorphophallus sizemoreae Parthenocissus but the patent application states(aka: Amorphophallus sizemoreae AGA 553) This recently described species comes from Thailand where it was discovered by plant explorer Mary Sizemore of Florida. Amorphophallus sizemoreae produces lovely dark green, red edged leaves atop an 18" stalk. The flower is an attractive white cup with a well tanned organ perched like a diver on a platform ready to leap into the water. If Mary liked this enough for it to bear her name, she must agree that it is