Photo of Arum italicum (Lords-and-Ladies)

Arum italicum - It is a perennial, herbaceous plant that grows from tubers. Flowers are made up of a spathe and spadix. They emerge and bloom in late April to June and give off a displeasing odor. Leaf blades are arrowhead-shaped, green and may have cream, silver-gray or other colored veins and mark

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About Arum italicum (Lords-and-Ladies)

Arum italicum - It is a perennial, herbaceous plant that grows from tubers. Flowers are made up of a spathe and spadix. They emerge and bloom in late April to June and give off a displeasing odor. Leaf blades are arrowhead-shaped, green and may have cream, silver-gray or other colored veins and markings. Fruit is a orange-red berry. Family: Araceae