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Arisaema Ciliatum
£6.95
One of the most reliable and easiest Arisaemas to grow, umbrella shaped leaves held above purple/brown and whitence/green striped inflorescence. The leaves look especially beautiful after rain when droplets form at the end of each leaf creating the impression of a ring of crystals. Arisaema Ciliatum is stoloniferous producing lots of tubers that form a good clump. Plant in a spot sheltered from strong winds.
Plants are supplied as tubers and can only be shipped when dormant or just started into growth. October – April.
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Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Shade
Soil - Well drained
Height - 60cms
Width - 30
Flowering - June - August
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