Onoclea sensibilis Texas Too Tall White/Cream Flowering Plants with a giant spathe resembling

with a giant spathe resembling a giant green mixing bowl with white spots on the outside

the spike is laden with huge

the tropical-looking foliage of Arum italicum emerges from dormancy and remains attractive all winter

You can read more about food production with this non-acrid (edible without crystalizing your mouth) cultivar in the International Aroid Society's journal "Aroidiana"

Onoclea sensibilis Texas Too Tall White/Cream Flowering Plants with a giant spathe resemblingOnoclea 'Texas Too Tall' is a 2009 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of an amazingly giant selection of sensitive fern, that we grew from a 2004 collection from a boggy site in Cass County, Texas. In the wild, it looked larger than any form we'd seen, but never in our wildest dreams did we expect it to reach 3. 5' tall, even in half day sun normal is 2' tall. The stipes, which hold the fronds, emerge a lovely bright red. Although moist soils are