Typhonium trilobatum Galloway Giant Brugmansia The clumps are topped with

The clumps are topped with 2' stalks of medium lavender flowers in late spring

Infections are usually first noticed in late spring

It is likely that their dense clumps of foliage could provide over-wintering habitat for small creatures if the gardener is willing to leave the foliage until spring

Dale Batchelor of Raleigh ordered it from Florida and lost track of the name

The growth habit of Yucca 'Color Guard' is similar to Yucca 'Golden Sword' except that the center coloration brightens to a creamy-gold in midsummer when others begin to fade

Typhonium trilobatum Galloway Giant Brugmansia The clumps are topped withTyphonium trilobatum 'Galloway Giant' is a 2022 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a ridiculous large form of the aroid, Typhonium trilobatum, shared by the late plantsman Alan Galloway. This widespread aroid is found from India to South China, and south to Malaysia. The trifoliate leaves emerge in spring and form a 18" tall x 2' wide mound of foliage. Starting in summer, the cupped, liver red flowers start appearing from the base of the foliage.