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March 12, 2008

Italian Arum

Dirt Therapy via Dirt Therapy on 1969-12-31, 19:00:00


{{{This post was written for my website A Southern Garden}}}

Italian Arum (Arum Italicum)
(aka Lords and Ladies and Painted Arum)

Hardy to Zone 5
Bloom Time - Flowers in spring, berries in summer
Colors - White flowers, orange berries





Foliage -Arrowhead-shaped, long-petioled, glossy grayish-green leaves with pale green midribs, 8-12" long
Size - 12 - 18 inches in height
Exposure - Shade or partial shade
Culture - Best in humus-rich, well-drained soils in light dappled shade.

reBlogged to plants

Posted by Phillip Reblogged by Old Roses to plants on 2008-03-12, 00:28:10

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