Arum concinatum 1 litre

Arum concinnatum, known as the Crete arum, is a species of flowering plant in the Araceae family, characterized by its large, club-shaped spathe (flower hood) and spadix, which emerge in spring amidst green foliage. Native to Crete, the Turkish islands, and Cyprus, this perennial aroid thrives in sunny to partly shady locations with well-drained soil, preferring to be dry in summer when dormant. It is considered one of the larger species in the Arum genus, growing up to 120cm (4 foot).

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