Arisarum proboscideum
By Spritzhenry
10 Apr, 2009
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Known as the 'Mouse Plant' - you can see why!
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Yes, you can Spritz. This is a new one on me, have never seen this before. Unusual.
10 Apr, 2009
My grandson, who came to stay today, laughed his head off - "mice bottoms" he said!
10 Apr, 2009
I have a little clump of these newly planted. no mice yet. cant wait but it will probably be next year now. so thanks for the lovely photo spritz.
10 Apr, 2009
Aint never seen it spritz, but i like it!!will need to check it out to see if it will grow in jockland.
10 Apr, 2009
Could be difficult Mac .. Wee timorous beasties ..
10 Apr, 2009
My RHS book says it's fully hardy, Mac - so you should be OK!
10 Apr, 2009
Really unusual , in my garden would be decimated in minutes by Pusscats Spritz!!
11 Apr, 2009
Never seen these before... how unusual..........
11 Apr, 2009
Hey BB I recommend all gardeners read "To a Mouse" by Burns ." a top notch poem.
11 Apr, 2009
...if you can understand the language! LOL.
11 Apr, 2009
Most unusual.......not too sure about that one!! bit of a mouthful, or should I say mouseful!!!
11 Apr, 2009
LOL. No, I agree, the 'flowers' are a bit odd, but the leaves are lovely.
12 Apr, 2009
Maccrimmon..it is so !
12 Apr, 2009
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Never heard of this one - fascinating.
10 Apr, 2009