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Jack in the Pulpit
Arisaema triphyllum
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$19.99
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$19.99
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4-8
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4-8
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Description
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 striking 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.
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Overall rating: 4.230769 / 5 from 13 reviews.
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Did not come up at all.
"I suspect our hard winter last year prevented this from growing at all. Deep cold with no snow cover."
Healthy Plants!
"Arrived quickly. Well packed. Healthy specimens. Detailed, easy-to-understand planting instructions. Quick starting plant!"
Yes, I would
"These poor plants are really struggling with our EXTREME heat! I'm really worried about them."
Beautiful healthy plants
"These dry root bulbs were packed in moss and looked robust and ready to grow. They emerged in two weeks after planting. Beautiful striped blooms appeared along with healthy foliage. I'm very pleased!"
It came up fine.
"Thank you"
I would buy this product again and again
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I would buy this again
"I was worried when I got this because it arrived 2 days before a trip and I didn't have time to plant it right away. On my return two of the bulbs had started to sprout in the packaging and I planted right away. They have been planted in their new homes for about 2 weeks now and are healthy and continue to grow and already look healthy, unique and will bring a great talking point to my garden!!"
Doing Great for Me in Dry Shade Under White Pines
"I planted my bag of Jack in the Pulpits several years ago and they have gotten more and more vigorous every year. I wanted to leave a review because they are actually planted in very deep, dry shade under mature white pines. Wondering if the drier conditions or acidity might be helping mine along, compared the the results others had."
So far, so good
"These grew. Out of the 3 planted, 2 made jacks. So I hope next year will be good."
nice addition to woodland garden
"have done well so far"