A. griffithii

[Marge Talt]

Oleg,

For hardiness ratings for most Arisaema species, see the list
compiled by Tony Avent on Roy Herold's Arisaema Page

http://www.head-crash.com/~rrh/Pages/arhardy.html

Sorry I can't quote you on the others, but I have a feeling your area
may be a tad too cold for the Paris and Disporum.

Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
mtalt at hort.net
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> From: Oleg Vasiliev/re-subscribe <Ovasiliev at GO.COM>

> And second question about hardiness of those plants:
>
> Arisaema concinnum
> Arisaema galeatum
> Arisaema speciosum
> Arisaema costatum
> Arisaema tortuosum
> and
> Lilium nepalense
> Paris polyphylla
> Disporum cantoniense
> Roscoea purpurea?
>
> Can those plants are overwinter in zones 4-5 with protection?
>
> Oleg
>
> Moscow, Russia zone 4 (this winter probably zone 3)