Hosta Dancing Queen Salvia Amorphophallus 'Pinto' is so slow

Amorphophallus 'Pinto' is so slow to offset

Hemiboea flaccida

In seven years

The clumps are topped with 2' tall scapes of light lavender flowers in midsummer

This vigorously multiplying hybrid (possibly Crinum 'JC Harvey' x Crinum scabrum) was hybridized in Florida during the 1920s by Louis Bosanquet and named after his wife

Hosta Dancing Queen Salvia Amorphophallus 'Pinto' is so slowHosta 'Dancing Queen' continues its rise in popularity, now ranking among the best gold leaf hostas ever introduced. The large golden foliage with a nice piecrust edge forms a distinctive 18" tall x 3' wide beacon in the woodland garden. We hope you'll join us in letting this queen dance in your woodland garden.