Arisaema consanguineum 1 Medium tuber

A completely hardy, striking garden plant with an exotic appearance. First, the fresh green leaves grow on long, thick purple-spotted stems. The leaves are divided from the center into 10-20 parts and form an umbrella shape around the stem. The leaf parts end in a thread-like tip. For this alone, the plant deserves a spot in your garden! When the slender, cup-shaped flowers then appear (height 60-80 cm), the pleasure is complete: they are green-white with brownish-purple stripes lengthwise. The rear part of the spathe (flower sheath) has an overhanging, long extension that forms a small roof. The image of an old-fashioned pulpit is complete! The plants grow and bloom where other plants fail, namely in the shade. Give them a spot with plenty of humus.

Names:
Latin: Arisaema consanguineum
Dutch: Jan Op De Preekstoel, Cobralelie
English: Jack In The Pulpit, Cobra Lily