Arum pictum Podophyllum imagine spilt milk
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
imagine spilt milk
evergreen leaves
the sturdy clumps are topped with dramatic and very attractive purple flower buds which open later to reveal lavender flowers atop 3' scapes
The 5' wide clump is topped with near-white flowers on 36" tall scapes in late spring
don't hesitate to cut them to the ground
Arum pictum Podophyllum imagine spilt milkWe are very pleased to offer this rare arum species, not to be confused with the common Arum italicum 'Pictum'. Arum pictum is from the Mediterranean islands and is the only Arum species to flower in the fall. The marvelous black purple spathe and spadix emerge in September alongside the emerging glossy green foliage. I'd grow this species for the leaves alone, which emerge bordered with a lovely purple cast. The stunning flowers, both in their