While I don’t expect many readers have voodoo lily questions, I am sharing this exchange with you for two gardening lessons. The first lesson, as this column has already shown, is that one ...

Visitors and staff at the Minnesota Zoo are in for an olfactory adventure in the next few days. The zoo in Apple Valley, Minn., is home to a ready-to-bloom voodoo lily. If it were possible to make ...

"So, the voodoo lily's actually the little sister to the corpse plant, and they have about, this once in full bloom. We have about another three weeks of bloom out of it, and the more sunlight it ...

The label on one of two amorphophallus konjac, also known as devil's tongue, voodoo lily, snake palm, or elephant yam, at the Indiana University Greenhouse on Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025.

Gardeners interested in shaking things up in the shady landscape might consider the Voodoo Lily. Uniquely out of the ordinary, its splash of other-worldliness deserves a double-take. Botanically ...

Popularly known as “devil’s tongue,” “voodoo lily,” or “elephant yam,” the plant is the latest bloom driving morbid fascination to the Indiana University Biology Building Greenhouse ...

The voodoo lily demands patience. It only blooms once a year and often takes three or four years to produce one beautiful flower that only lasts a very short time.

The voodoo lily demands patience. It only blooms once a year and often takes three or four years to produce one beautiful flower that only lasts a very short time.

A not-so-sweet smelling flower is in full bloom in Massachusetts. In fact, it stinks. Those willing to brave the stinky stench can find the Voodoo Lily, scientifically known as Amorphophallus ...

Blooms of the Voodoo Lily usually last 5-7 days, so the window of opportunity to smell it at its peak is small. It should still be blooming this weekend. However, the conservatory has four more ...

Local News A unique (and stinky) flower is blooming in Massachusetts. Here’s what to know. The Voodoo Lily is in full bloom at the Magic Wings Butterfly Conservatory in South Deerfield.

A Voodoo Lily, often known as a Corpse Flower, is preparing to bloom at Kay Rodeheaver's house in South Charleston. These rare plants are known to grow tall and emit the smell of rotten meat or ...