Florist Grows Rare Plant
Photo Courtesy of: Jim Ponder
Florist Thad Mosely stands with plant he grew at Floral and Gifts in Loma Linda.
Photo Courtesy of: Jim Ponder
Mosley grew a very rare species of aroid plant to bloom outdoors without a greenhouse. So far, Mosely’s tallest blossom measures a whopping 37-inches in height.
Photo Courtesy of: Jim Ponder
Mosely's bloom outdid the British specimen by a little over 13 inches measuring 37-inches in height. The plant goes by a variety of names including Voodoo Lily, Devil’s Tongue, Dragon Plant, Snake Plant, and Elephant Yam.
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