Arisaema franchetianum Hugo Plants from Japan so don't plant it near

so don't plant it near small defenseless plants

Aspidistra make superb

Epimedium 'Rose Queen' is a superb selection of the deciduous clumping Epimedium grandiflorum with stunning clusters of spider-like rosy red flowers in early spring along the 10" tall stems

Sloped planting sites result in best growth

Arisaema franchetianum Hugo Plants from Japan so don't plant it nearArisaema franchetianum 'Hugo' is a selection we made from a batch of flowering A. franchetianum in 2003. This particular clone was much more vigorous with more and larger flowers. Thanks to the magic of tissue culture, we are able to make this excellent clone available. A. franchetianum 'Hugo' emerges in late June (NC) to produce large tripartite (3 parted) leaves. Alongside the emerging leaves are stunning, cobra head like purple and white striped