Lords and Ladies

Arum maculatum

Welsh: Pidyn y Gog

Found in the wild in woods and hedgerows, this can be a valuable asset in a woodland garden or between shrubs. Its handsome often spotted leaves, flowering with hooded spathes in May, are followed by eye-catching berries in late summer. Rootstocks delivered in the autumn, best planted 4-6” deep in shade or partial shade.