Arisaema ringens 'Green-White Form'

This special Arisaema tells the plant story in the most graceful way...: in spring, the growing tips emerge from the ground as grey-pink, speckled spears, soon bursting open to reveal the (then still) crumpled leaves and flowers. The leaves grow into broad three-lobed umbrellas, thereby hiding the precious floral treasure, but you can spy on it from the side: the tubular flowers have a beautiful rolled spathe with a bright white spadix at the turning point. The tubes are beautifully green-white striped. After flowering, thick clusters of orange-red berries develop from the flower spike, autumn has begun...

Denominations:
Latin: Arisaema ringens
Dutch: Krul-Cobralelie
English: Green-White Arisaema