Arum maculatum

Arum maculatum

Description

Arum maculatum, or Lords-and-Ladies, is a native species first emerging with dark green, arrow-shaped, glossy leaves followed by small blooms in a dense brownish-purple spike enlosed in a sheath. The sheath is light green with tight purple margins and hooded at the top. Green berries appear on the spadix after it is pollinated and these eventually turn a bright red. Thrives in shady areas including hedges and woodland.

Additional information

Weight N/A
Bulb size

Unit

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Colour

Height

40

Flowering Period

April – May

Bulbs/m2

Biodiversity friendly

Fragrant

Naturalises

Yes