Arisaema triphyllum (Jack-in-the-Pulpit) Ephemeral It spreads outward in a

It spreads outward in a circular pattern sometimes in a doughnut pattern leaving the inner area open for additional planting

it is also a host species for Painted Lady butterflies

Soil Conditions Wet-Mesic- Mesic

If you are familiar with its cousin Wild Bergamot but want a shorter and tamer plant for your native landscape you have found your Monarda

Photo By: By Matt Lavin from Bozeman

Arisaema triphyllum (Jack-in-the-Pulpit) Ephemeral It spreads outward in aWhen shipping plug flats, it is likely that the stems will break while shipping, please take this into consideration when purchasing. The plants will recover next spring What an exquisite native woodland garden plant that will be a conversation starter. The "Pulpit" is supposed to resemble the historic minister pulpit with "Jack" the minister located inside. Its Trillium like leaves provide an interesting texture in the spring and the bright red fruit