The Smith College Botanic Garden is welcoming a foul-smelling friend to its facility. The botanical garden posted a photo on ...

Its botanical name is Amorphallus bulbifer, often known as the corpse flower or voodoo lily. It is also called a snake plant or a Devil’s Tongue. It is native to Burma and India but it can be ...

is home to a ready-to-bloom voodoo lily. If it were possible to make ... such as the aptly named corpse flower, emit their horrific stench of rotting flesh, unbelievably, to make themselves ...

The voodoo lily, or Amorphophallus konjac, is set to bloom and visitors can catch its unusual smell firsthand. The unique plant is closely related to the infamous corpse flower and is known for ...

Unlike the corpse flower, which can grow more than 6 feet ... The two amorphophallus konjac, also known as devil's tongue, voodoo lily, snake palm, or elephant yam, at the Indiana University ...

Those willing to brave the stinky stench can find the Voodoo Lily, scientifically known as Amorphophallus konjac and a cousin to the equally stinky “corpse flower,” at Magic Wings Butterfly ...

ARRANGEMENTS FOR PURCHASE, AND A FLOWER OF A DIFFERENT KIND ... its voodoo lilies is in bloom. "So, the voodoo lily's actually the little sister to the corpse plant, and they have about, this ...

Colletti says MoBot has had decent luck with its collection of corpse flowers blooming somewhat regularly. Emily Colletti shows off the rodent-like “tail” of a mousetail voodoo lily ...

A flower of a different kind is on ... Sign up for our Newsletters "So, the voodoo lily's actually the little sister to the corpse plant, and they have about, this once in full bloom.