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Spooky plants for Goth gardens
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This Dec. 29, 2018 image provided by D. Allan Drummond shows a bat flower (Tacca chantrieri) in Papaikou, Hawaii. - photo by D. Allan Drummond via AP
Think you’re ready for Halloween? Like me, you might have a pumpkin on the porch, a scarecrow by the lamppost and enough candy to guarantee leftovers, but do you have any spooky plants in your garden? Probably not.