Arisaema 'Triphyllum'
Arisaema 'Triphyllum' (2 bulbs), proposed by Van Noort
A treasure of the undergrowth with a mysterious charm
Arisaema triphyllum , also known as Jack-in-the-Pulpit , is a fascinating woodland perennial distinguished by its tubular flowers in shades of green and black. Its unique appearance makes it an exceptional addition to shady gardens and woodlands, where it also attracts birds and other pollinators.
Variety characteristics
Height : 60 cm (24")
Exposure : Partial to full shade
Water requirements : Medium to high (tolerates humidity well)
Hardiness : Zone 7
Deer resistance : High
Ideal soil : Chalky, loamy or sandy, well-drained
Flowering period : April to June
Quantity : 2 bulbs
Planting and growing Arisaema triphyllum
When to plant
March to May , as soon as the soil is warm and well drained.
Where should I plant it
In open ground : Ideal in undergrowth, shaded beds or mixed borders.
In a pot : A deep container with good drainage is recommended.
How to plant
1. Dig a hole 10 cm deep.
2Place the bulb with the point facing upwards and cover with fine soil.
3Water lightly after planting.
4Keep the soil moist but never soggy .
Tip : Organic mulch helps retain moisture and protects the plant in winter.
Care of Arisaema triphyllum
Watering : Regular during the growth period, reduce after flowering.
Fertilizer : Adding compost in the spring stimulates flowering.
Wintering : In cold areas, a good mulch will help protect the bulbs in winter.
Size : No need, let the foliage dry naturally before cutting.
Why choose Arisaema triphyllum
A unique natural design : Its elegant and intriguing flowers captivate the eye.
Ideal for shady gardens : Perfect under trees and in wooded areas.
A hardy, perennial plant : Once established, it returns every year without effort.
Attracts birds and pollinators : Promotes biodiversity.
Add a touch of mystery and elegance to your garden with Arisaema triphyllum!
