Arisaema speciosum mirabile
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As usual the foliage is the first to emerge in early summer, being wrapped around the flower. Foliage on this species is trifoliate, usually one stem per bulb but occasionally two, each leaflet has a broad side and a narrow one with the whole leaflet edged rich red. Veins are quite visible and the whole leaf hangs pendulously like three fingers up to 35 cms long each - very attractive. Flowers are deep red, open mouthed with a deep red spadix and a spadix appendage which can reach 60 cms long, this usually comes out draped over the foliage. A must for the collection. Basically very similar to the species but smaller.
Arisaema speciosum mirabile
arspmi-JA/3/25
Type: Herbaceous woodlander
Family: Araceae
Flower Colour: Red
Flowering Season: Summer
Size: 47.5 cms to 60 cms high
Origin: Asia
Preferred Conditions: Moist, well drained soil
Preferred Aspect: Full sun or part shade
Additional Feature: Foliage effect
Pot Size: 9 cm square
£7.00