A
wild one I found in Greece.
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This member of the Araceae
family was described by Schott, and is found in the Southern Europe,
growing in a well drained soil with some water and lots of sun. The
bulb will grow to 20 centimetres in diameter, the leaf-like stem to
40 or even up to 180 centimetres. The flower stinks, and are dark
purple and almost black. It can be repro
This plant has a
sub-terrain bulb, and is a little out of my league, but I saw it in
Greece, and was very fascinated! (The bulb is buried deep in hard
soil!)
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