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Our native Lords and Ladies is a charming plant, filling spring hedgerows with fresh green foliage. The
extravagant inflorescences are among the largest produced by a British native plant, and yet manage to
pass almost un-noticed during the spring because of their subtle green and purple colours.
There is very little chance of this bright variegated form passing un-noticed, under any circumstances.
The cream and yellow splashed leaves are all unique, and although the flowers are rather overshadowed by
the foliage effect, they are also variegated.
Arum maculatum is one of my favourite under appreciated flowers of spring, along with
Petasites fragrans, so it is wonderful to have a form that refuses to go unseen.
