arisaema speciosum snake plant Arisaema (Cobra Lily, Jack in the Pulpit) Bulbs

arisaema speciosum snake plant Arisaema (Cobra Lily, Jack in the Pulpit) BulbsCommonly known as Jack in the Pulpit or Cobra Lily, the large, umbrella like blooms sitting on tall, sturdy stems are what make the Arisaema so striking. Rich burgundy colored flowers with white stripes create an excellent and eye catching display in the summer garden. This highly unique plant growing up to 36 inches tall, prefers part shade and well draining soil. Order now and be the first to add this tropical cobra sensation to your garden. Limited

Commonly known as Jack in the Pulpit or Cobra Lily, the large, umbrella-like blooms sitting on tall, sturdy stems are what make the Arisaema so striking. Rich burgundy colored flowers with white stripes create an excellent and eye-catching display in the summer garden. This highly unique plant growing up to 36” inches tall, prefers part-shade and well-draining soil. Order now and be the first to add this tropical cobra sensation to your garden. Limited stock available, so act fast!

Learn how to grow Arisaema.

• Prefers partial shade
• Plant in spring for blooms in early summer
• Height: up to 36" inches tall 
• Wine and white striped flowers
• Part of the Araceae family 
• A tuberous perennial
• The arisaema plant gets its name from its unique, hooded leaves that resemble the head of a cobra.
• Young plants are male, but when mature they become female, having impressive spikes of red or orange fruits in autumn.
• Native to Nepal, East Himalaya, Assam, Tibet and south-central China

Jack in the Pulpit makes a great choice for native plant gardeners in the eastern U.S. looking for an unusual specimen that is easy to grow. In the fall, some mature plants will offer a cluster of showy red berries. The berries shine brightly and add an extra luster to the shady garden spot.