Could somebody describe to me (or better yet have some pictures?) the
difference between the 'bog stantard' H. foetidus and the the Wester Flisk
cultivar? Can't seem to find much with a web search...

Thanks

Philip

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Could somebody describe to me (or better yet have some pictures?) the
difference between the 'bog stantard' H. foetidus and the the Wester Flisk
cultivar? Can't seem to find much with a web search...



http://plantsdatabase.com/go/53040/

http://plantsdatabase.com/showpicture/8338.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/gardening/plant...ges/3913.shtml

http://www.hort.net/gallery/view/ran/helfowf/ Best picture

pk

On Tue, 17 Jun 2003 14:00:35 +0300, papa wrote:

Could somebody describe to me (or better yet have some pictures?) the
difference between the 'bog stantard' H. foetidus and the the Wester
Flisk cultivar? Can't seem to find much with a web search...

Thanks

Philip

you can search for the image in the google.
at the images section.

"papa" (remove nospam to reply) wrote
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Could somebody describe to me (or better yet have some pictures?)
the
difference between the 'bog stantard' H. foetidus and the the Wester
Flisk
cultivar? Can't seem to find much with a web search...

Thanks

Philip


Philip,

"Wester Flisk" has red stems.

Iris McCanna

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Could somebody describe to me (or better yet have some pictures?) the
difference between the 'bog stantard' H. foetidus and the the Wester Flisk
cultivar? Can't seem to find much with a web search...

ISTR Wester Flisk has redder stems. Search for both in Google images,
to compare.

Janet.

On Tue, 17 Jun 2003 17:11:05 +0100, Janet Baraclough
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Could somebody describe to me (or better yet have some pictures?) the
difference between the 'bog stantard' H. foetidus and the the Wester Flisk
cultivar? Can't seem to find much with a web search...

ISTR Wester Flisk has redder stems. Search for both in Google images,
to compare.

De Amorphophallus Titanum, AKA penisplant is in flower at the Hortus
Botanicus of Leiedn University.

Photo of another one at http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/627166.stm
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martin