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Is it a mouse's tail?
By Siris
1 May, 2015
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Unfortunately the flowers are hidden beneath the leaves, move it out of the way and..... Is it a mouse?
Comments on this photo
Not this one Dd, it enlarges as does the pink Dicentra, not like some of the larger tricky Arums. It is not showy, the flowers are tiny and hidden, a bit of a joke!
1 May, 2015
Yes it does Hb. If we have a young child here, put a spathe in the closed hand, say look what I've got here, open up and Ughh! or Oh,
1 May, 2015
Yes I find it easy to even in our dry wood it survives and is making a nice clump.
3 May, 2015
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See who else is growing Arisarum proboscideum (Mouse plant).
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Well done I thought they were tricky?
1 May, 2015