Arisaema sikokianum

This woodland perennial “Jack‑in‑the‑Pulpit” has to be seen to be believed. The deep purple glossy “hood” of the spathe surrounds the pure glistening white of the club‑like spadix – a striking color combination. The plant rises to around one or two feet in height in early spring from an underground, tuber‑like structure. In addition to the “out of this world” flowers, the foliage is often marked with silver streaking. Best in woodland conditions and soil (similar culture to trilliums, hostas, etc.).

Plant Characteristics

• Flowering

• Outdoors

• Partial shade
• Shade

• Hardy to -15F

R1 - easy and reliable using standard methods of cultivation

Not Fragrant

Up to 2 feet

Small band