Most literature on the genus Arum deals specifically with either A. maculatum or A. italicum. Among remaining species, A. dioscoridis is the most frequently mentioned.

The genus name, Arum, is a Greek term meaning “poisonous." The species name, italicum, is Latin for “Italian." The plant grows in partial shade to full sun and is tolerant of most soil types. …

Aug 11, 2021 · All types of arum plants are poisonous and may not be suitable in gardens with pets and children. Arums are rhizome producing, perennial plants. Most hail from the …

Arum, genus of about 32 species of flowering plants in the family Araceae. The plants are characterized by their distinctive flower structures, and several are grown as garden ornamentals.

: any of a genus (Arum of the family Araceae, the arum family) of Eurasian perennial plants that have arrow-shaped leaves and tiny flowers clustered on a spadix partly enclosed by a spathe …

Noteworthy Characteristics Arum italicum, sometimes commonly called Italian arum, is a stemless woodland species native to Europe. Typically grows 12-18" tall. It resembles our native Jack-in …

Sep 5, 2024 · Arum is a genus of flowering plants in the family Araceae, native to Europe, northern Africa, and western and central Asia, with the highest species diversity in the …

Sep 24, 2024 · Arum plants are a diverse group of plants with over 32 varieties. They are known for their unique arrow-shaped leaves and showy flower-like spathes and spadices.

Arum or calla lily is certainly one of the most beautiful flowers. Planting, pruning and caring for it contributes to balanced development of arum blooms.

Arum, also known as “Lords and Ladies” or “Jack-in-the-Pulpit,”, is a unique and fascinating plant with a long history of human use. Arum belongs to the family Araceae, which is one of the …