Arum italicum

Arum italicum, in Dutch called Italian arum, is a wild, deciduous stinzen plant with a columnar upright growth. The plant has deep green, glossy, often strongly veined arrow-shaped leaves and flowers in April and May with a creamy white spike with a large light green bract. After fertilization of the female flowers at the bottom of the bulb, many about 1 cm red berries follow. Italian arum likes a sheltered position in full sun or partial shade and a humus-rich, well-drained soil. Arum italicum attracts bees and butterflies, is very hardy, drought tolerant, tolerates sea wind and air pollution and has few diseases or pests.

Are sold per 4.

Price is for 4 pieces.