Gloriosa carsonii Amarcrinum What one is left with

What one is left with is clean foliage for the remainder of the growing season

and offering our extra 4-year-old seed grown plants for gardeners who also wish to experiment

but you may know its close cousins

an easy-to-grow first cousin to the famed aroid Dracunculus vulgaris

Gloriosa carsonii Amarcrinum What one is left withGloriosa carsonii is a deciduous woodland vine that hails from much of East Africa, but is prized ornamentally around the world. From a thickened root, Gloriosa emerges in spring with green stems that attach it to nearby vertical structures via tendrils. The 8' long, deciduous vine is home to flowers that resemble a hovering bird yellow petals, highlighted by a dramatic central purple pattern down the center. For us, Gloriosa carsonii starts flowering