Arum concinnatum Far and Away Burma/Myanmar leaving far fewer spots on

leaving far fewer spots on the interior of the leaf

arching flower spikes in early spring that are laden with large flowers whose inner sepals look like giant purple spiders with contrasting white exterior sepals on the back

produces a compact 14" tall x 2' wide clump of evergreen foliage with each leaf intricately woven with silver veins

creamy-golden border

quite surreal

Arum concinnatum Far and Away Burma/Myanmar leaving far fewer spots onArum concinnatum 'Far and Away' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a superbly patterned form of the Cretan native Arum concinnatum, collected in 2004, by the late aroid specialist, Alan Galloway. Arum 'Far and Away' has the most heavily silver patterned leaf that we've ever seen in this species, which is typically mostly green. In mid May, the clump begins its summer slumber about the time of an amazing floral show. This special clone