Ambrosinia bassii Pogonia a truly exquisite sight when

a truly exquisite sight when it flowers in late summer

Typical emergence times for the foliage is mid-June (NC) through mid-September

kaibabensis is a very slow growing

'Blue Piecrust') makes a giant

Ambrosinia bassii Pogonia a truly exquisite sight when(aka: Arisarum potamogeti) In the "how weird can you go" category, we are pleased to share the little known monotypic aroid, Ambrosinia bassii. This miniature oddity from the Mediterranean, prefers to hang out in woodlands, growing in humus over the top of limestone rocks. In growth, the thumb size green leaves form a 3" tall, rock garden sized clump that resembles a miniature hosta. The odd flower that sits atop the foliage looks like a miniature,