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Arisaema triphyllum

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When Your Perennials Arrive

Woodland Wildflowers

One of our best-known native plants, and always a favorite with children, Jack-In-The-Pulpit is quite common in rich woodland. The plants are often solitary, large, and quite strking in the spring woods. The elegant hood curves forward over the "Jack", an upright spike inside, creating the "preacher in the canopied pulpit" design. These treasured plants grow from a bulb, and can do very well in partially shaded perennial borders, growing tall if fertilized, and adding an exotic touch amid otherwise more traditional flower displays. Both the unique bloom and then the bright red berries that follow add a bit of mystery and woodland lore to any garden, and if undisturbed, the plants return faithfully each spring.

Botanical Name: Arisaema triphyllum

Common Name: Jack in the Pulpit

Type: Perennial

Height: 12-24" tall

Spread/Width: 12-18" wide

Bloom Time: Late spring

Flower: Large greenish, hooded, tropical-looking bloom with upright spadix (the "Jack") inside. Often streaked with white or brown. Brilliant cluster of holly-red berries follows the flower.

Sun/Shade: Partial to full shade

Soil Preferences: Best grown in humusy, medium to wet, well-drained soil.

Zones: 4-8


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