Flies surrounding the pot confirmed to her it was the voodoo lily, aka corpse flower, that was crammed into the pot of another plant. Its small size of about 5 inches across did not diminish the ...

We call amorphophallus titanum the corpse flower, but the newest stink bomb goes by the name Voodoo Lily. You'll only have Wednesday, Thursday Friday and maybe Saturday to stick your nose where it ...

Showy voodoo lily flowers, creates big stink at Cleveland Botanical Garden Updated: Mar. 07, 2014, 12:00 p.m. | Published: Mar. 07, 2014, 11:00 a.m.

Last November, San Diegans got the stench of the titan arum — or corpse flower. This week, the corpse flower’s cousin, the voodoo lily, is raising a stink at the San Diego Botanic Garden in ...

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Associated with this smell is the bizarre phenomenon that the flowers themselves heat up. Temperatures inside a voodoo lily in the cool shade can sometimes reach a temperature of 110 degrees F.

One of those mysteries I'll probably never figure out. I've never been blessed with a great memory unless I'm learning by rote. But, I swear, I did not plant this voodoo lily. Maybe, I mixed it up ...

The voodoo lily, with the typical beauty of lilies, is a tropical species of southeast Asia that offers just one example of unusual qualities found in the plant world. The voodoo lily has a ...

Although it’s much smaller at 45cm, the flesh-pink, arum lily-shaped flower of the voodoo lily cannot be ignored. Voodoo lilies come from China, India, Bhutan, Nepal and Bangladesh.

Last week, I noticed one of the brown torpedo shapes piercing the soil in the shade garden. Then I spied another, and another, and another, and another; 10 voodoo lily plants in all — a small forest ...

Back in 2013, while visiting Betty Hall, I noticed a large, burgundy, white-speckled, strange-looking lily growing in the shade garden behind her home. “That’s a voodoo lily,” Betty said.