Arum concinnatum is a robust-growing Arum from the Aegean with large lightly-speckled foliage and an inflorescence with a greenish-yellow spathe and yellow spadix. The spathe can be variable in colouration and sometimes has a purplish tinge. It usually has a purple margin similar to Arum hygrophilum. Like most Arums it is dormant during the summer and the foliage appears in autumn. It is perfectly hardy in the UK and maintains its foliage throughout frost and snow, forming a large clump. The inflorescence appears in mid-Spring.
A very easy and rewarding Arum.
Additional Information
| Order | Alismatales |
|---|---|
| Family | Araceae |
| Sub-Family | Aroideae |
| Synonyms | Arum byzantinum, Arum italicum var. concinnatum, Arum italicum subsp. concinnatum, Arum italicum var. marmoratum, Arum italicum f. purpureopetiolum, Arum italicum var. sieberi, Arum italicum f. viridipetiolatum, Arum italicum var. wettsteinii, Arum marmoratum, Arum nickelii, Arum wettsteinii |
| Geographical Origin | Aegean: Greece: Crete; Macedonia; Turkey |
| Cultivation | Sun or dappled shade. A moist but well drained gritty soil. Tubers are dormant in summer and should be kept dry until autumn |
| Eventual Height | 70cm-1m |
| Eventual Spread | 1m |
| Hardiness | Hardy in most UK locations if given a well-drained substrate. Benefits from a winter mulch of bark |
Arum concinnatum
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