In May, ghostly lemon-lime spathes, sometimes flushed with maroon, and with a yellow spadix, arise above attractive leaves which can be plain green or have silver or brown markings. One of the very biggest of all arums, sometimes up to 3 feet tall, this giant makes very robust growth from tubers, which become deep-seated and strongly perennial, readily making offsets. ... Learn More

Another multi-talented performer. The prettiest foliage of all aroids, arrow-shaped waxy looking leaves marbled and veined in cream and grey, are produced in winter and are much sought after by flower arrangers. In spring cream and purplish spathes ("flowers"), give way to a stunning display of large orange berries (July-Sept.) on stout stems, the effect accentuated, as all foliage has by now disappeared. ... Learn More

An enormous spathe of deep rich purple-black surrounds a spadix of almost jet black. Large, polished, deep-green leaves lay below, and in addition, this plant allegedly does not have the bad smell associated with this group. Discovered as recently as 1987, this new and very rare species is one of the most attractive of all Arums and is found only in a small area of South West Crete. Very few good seeds collected. ... Learn More