Arisaema triphyllum Black Jack Aucuba most unusual and quite special

most unusual and quite special

Our flowering-size plants are tissue-cultured from a particularly nice specimen

'Dolly Sods' prefers full sun

SC genetics

Since Polystichum acrostichoides holds onto its leaves for several years

Arisaema triphyllum Black Jack Aucuba most unusual and quite specialI fell to my knees when I first saw Arisaema 'Black Jack' at Woodlanders Nursery in South Carolina and visitors to our garden have continued this tradition. Discovered by native plant guru Bob McCartney on one of his many jaunts through Florida, this selection of our native Jack in the pulpit has shiny black foliage with a few green veins. For us, Arisaema 'Black Jack' emerges slightly later (mid May) than most Arisaema triphyllum. The 1' tall clumps