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The specific epithet "formosanum" means beautiful but can also refer to a species' origin in Taiwan
6" long leaves are adorned with chalky
Amorphophallus corrugatus makes a 4' tall olive green stalk speckled brown
With leaves that look and feel more like a cow's tongue
Cycas panzhihuaensis will develop a 6' tall trunk topped with a ring of stiff "fronds" which emerge green when young but later change to glaucous
Andropogon gerardii Lord Snowden Capsicum The specific epithet "formosanum" meansAndropogon gerardii 'Lord Snowden' is a superb, powder blue foliage form of big bluestem from Texas, discovered by Texas Master Naturalist and grass guru, John Snowden. The clump gives rise to 7' tall, vertical flower spikes in late summer. In 20 years of trials at JLBG, it has shown amazing drought tolerance and durability. Although often native to alkaline soils, it also thrives in our acidic soils. In fall, the seed heads emerge a beautiful reddish