Jack-in-the-pulpit (Arisaema triphyllum) Plant

In late spring, the distinctive green or purple and white-hooded flower emerges above a single three-leaved stem. Red berries in fall. Pollinated by small bees and flies.

Native to: Maine, central and eastern North America

Growing conditions: Shade to part sun in medium to moist soil

Natural habitat: Swamps, woodlands, and thickets

Grows up to: 18"

Blooms: In late spring

Pairs well with: Blue lobelia, red baneberry, and ferns

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