Arisaema sikokianum

La spathe brun pourpré striée de lignes blanches possède une pointe effilée dressée. A la face interne son cœur est blanc et entoure un spadice court en forme de massue d’un blanc pur. Each tuber produces a single stem containing a pair of 5-lobed leaves. From the center of the leaf stalks rises a flower. An unusual woodland plant noted for its unmistakable smoky-purple base, snow-white cup and large hood with purple, green and white stripes.

Grows in Part Sun to Light Shade.

Hardiness zone 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, 8a, 8b. Le site leader en Europe du bricolage et du jardinage - latribune. Arisaema ringens (Jack-in-the-Pulpit) $22. La fleur est très originale, très sombre, avec le spadice blanc en forme de massue.

Se plait en situation ombragée dans un sol pas trop sec et bien drainé. Culture en pot possible. The dramatic flowers are perched above the foliage of bright green, divided leaves, sometimes beautifully splashed with silver.

Its extraordinary blooms have club-shaped centers (called spadixes) surrounded by hooded cowls (spathes) with exotically striped backs. This lovely Jack-in-the-Pulpit will prosper in moderately rich.

Absolutely fantastic, the bulb are quite small but produce this amazing plant that holds a pure white marshmallow like growth protruding from the flower. Propagation is from offsets which can be divided in late fall, or from seed. Des conseils personnalisés, des petits prix et du choix : Il n’y a plus qu’à ! Promotions sur des milliers de produits. Achetez malin, bricolez moins cher ! Faites le meilleur choix ! Elles ont presque des allures de plantes tropicales et on aurait presque peur de les cultiver en les voyant.

Pourtant, parmi les très nombreuses espèces, un nombre important se cultive très bien sous nos climats et se gardent des années. La diversité des formes et tailles des feuillages est étonnante tout comme la richesse de. Spathe deep purple-brown with white club shaped spadix.

As they mature most will develop silver white markings on the leaves. Alongside the leaves emerge the flower. This is one of the showiest species. Flowers: April-July. Plant in part shade.

A striking species of Cobra lily, with a prominent white spadix, (looking just like a mushroom) and a green and brown spathe over mottle digitate leaves. It is fully hardy, preferring a moist leafy soil in part shade to perform well. Japanese cobra lily.

The unique appearance usually means it sells on sight!