Arum italicum

There’s something almost sculptural and definitely something artistic about the Arum italicum, sometimes called Italian arum or Italian lords-and-ladies. The textures and overall design of this plant and its unusual blooms make it a must for any gardener looking for something a little different. The leaves of the Arum italicum plant start the artistic feeling going. They can be shaped like spears or like arrows, but either way are patterned with lighter green or white veins. Atop the foliage, Arum italicum presents hooded white flowers which leave a collection of green berries clinging to the stem which age to a very bright orange-red. Don’t be tempted to eat Arum italicum's luscious-looking berries though, they could be harmful to your health.

With its sleek, arrow-shaped leaves and mesmerizing green and silver patterns, it's like Arum italicum snuck into a high-end fashion show. But watch out for its mischievous streak! Just when you think you've got it figured out, Arum italicum reveals its true intentions with a spike of orange berries that practically scream. Don't be fooled by its elegant appearance; this plant knows exactly how to play mind games. So if you're ready for a little mystery, mischief, and a whole lot of botanical drama, Arum italicum is the perfect accomplice for your garden heist!