[Arisaema-l] Cultivars triphyllum (photo of veined)

[Christopher Gussman]

Any unusual selections or cultivars or ? of A. triphyllum folks here are growing??   How has 'Black Jack' performed in different parts of the country and is it 'seed and pollen sterile'?   
 
I have many of the natural variations of triphyllum that most of you probably also grow.   The pale green form seems to grow the largest.   A very dark inner spathe form seems to be the smallest, especially in spathe size, though some femal\e plants get a decent size.   The latter seems to multiply well.   Of course there are many with various amounts of darkness in the spathe.
 
I had A. triphyllum 'stewardsonii' many years ago.   It bloomed for a year or two but faded away under normal garden conditions.  Someday I hope I have the opportunity to try it again in which case I will grow it in a large pot and keep it much wetter.    
 
Here is my "Mrs. French Veined" type with leaf veining though I don't think this was actually a Mrs. French veined clone.    Anything else unusual folks here are growing? 
 
I have trouble getting myself to cull Arisaema seedlings so my front bed has a decent population of A. triphyllum along with some A amurense.   
 
If it wasn't so common and easy triphyllum would be one of the most desired Arisaemas!       
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