Arisaema franchetianum Flowering plants tiered branching structure making them

tiered branching structure making them a standout in native or woodland gardens

forming compact rosettes of vivid green and yellow variegated leaves

Cornus stolonifera Flaviramea is a striking winter accent dogwood that forms a shrubby

Hardy when planted in well drained

vase-like form and a striking display of seasonal colour

Arisaema franchetianum Flowering plants tiered branching structure making themArisaema franchetianum is a stunning and easy to grow species with rich red brown and white striped flowers that appear in early summer. The dramatic, hooded flowers resemble a cobra's head, making it an eye catching addition to shaded garden areas. This hardy, winter dormant perennial thrives in semi shade and requires well drained soil. Its striking foliage and unique blooms add exotic appeal to woodland gardens or shaded borders.