Jack n the Pulpit (Arisaema triphyllum) Live #10 Corms

Jack n the Pulpit ( Arisaema triphyllum) Live # 10 corms Jack-in-the-pulpit is one of those plants that are special because of the shape of the flower. Jack, actually the spandix of the flower, is covered by the spathe, the colored "pulpit". Jack is really a three season plant. The flowers in the spring, last quite a while. The foliage and beginning green berries in the summer, and the bright red berries in the fall. The berries persist in the garden long after the foliage dies down. No
The flower color varies from dark brown and green to light green with white stripes. The sex of the plant also varies, in times of stress and when young they tend to be male. The females bear the berries. The male plants tend to go dormant sooner.
The leaves are palmately compound, usually with 3 leaflets. Many people mistake it for trillium when not in flower. The leaves are attached to the stem differently than trillium leaves. The leaves are attractive dark green and generally hold up well. No