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Hi Tony,

So far 2 of the 3 that I got from Kaichen have bloomed. They are both A.
candidissimum, just like they said. I've a couple of A. fargesii, not
bloomed. Foliage is different. One has a large undivided leaf, the other
has one divided one. Meanwhile, the foliage on A. ringens got zapped agai=n,
but the flower made it. The whole thing disappeared last year. At the top
of the hill is another A. ringens, but the label says A. zebrina!
Meanwhile, A. sikokianum is just plain gorgeous. You win some, you lose
some..... Nancy


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>Date:    Mon, 27 Apr 1998 17:03:15 -0400
>From:    Tony Avent <tony at PLANTDEL.COM>
>Subject: Kaichen arisaemas
>
>        I thought I should report that all of the Arisaema candidissimum=s
from
>Kaichen that have flowered so far are A. fargesii.  Not complaining, but
>assuming they are all from the same batch...change the labels.

Nancy Swell <swell at erols.com>
Richmond VA   Zone 7 --- colder than Raleigh and Norfolk, warmer than
Baltimore and Blacksburg