Arum italicum subsp 'Marmoratum' bulbs display remarkable variegated foliage in several shades of green, yellow, and white. The creamy yellow flowers eventually mature into bright orange berries, while the foliage's unique marbling provides a stunning groundcover. This variety of Arum italicum is primarily known for its attractive foliage.

This Arum species does best in a consistently moist soil that allows for proper drainage. Its hardiness enables it to withstand cold temperatures, but it can be susceptible to extended frost; thus, it is advised to shelter it from freezing temperatures.

Planting Time: September - November

Flowering Time: February - April

Max height: 30cm