Krstofer referred to his Amorphophallus konjac as a "voodoo lily" also. I think there are a lot of things called voodoo lily. I thought that sauromatum and dracunculis were synonomous now, no, and that dragon arum is actually a typhonium. I'm cross-eyed, though.

Probably easy to p/u a couple around here, if you're real, real nice!

Susan

Breck's sells Dracunculus vulgaris. I have never ordered from this company, so I can't say if they sell quality bulbs or not. If you don't have any luck finding any and are willing to wait, I'm sure I will have some available around August or September when they go dormant.

Hi Jim,
on ?arden watchdog you may have a look at Breck's rating. It is at 56%.
But I did not read the comments.
Bye
hermann

Here is a link that might be useful: The scoop on 'Breck's Bulbs'

You might check out Brent and Becky's Bulbs. They have a number of things called by someone 'voodoo lily', and I have ordered from them several times and been very pleased. Good prices and good customer service. Last year I got a notice from them saying something they sent me had not bloomed the color it was supposed to in their catalog test garden, and if mine had also bloomed that way they would replace it. I have never in all my years of ordering from catalogs and on-line had anyone contact me to say there might be a problem with something they sent me! Got the notice today as to when they'll be sending it. I'm really impressed!

look on ebay for amorphophallus. There's usually quite a few, all commonly known as "voodoo lillies". I've also done well with searches for "stink" there, or "bad smell" or even "attracts flies".

Or check out Plant Delights Nursery.

Check out Dragocactoid.com and Treasuredbotanicals.com.
They have Amorphophallus konjac and other tuberous aroids.
HTH :-)
KA