It's an arum. I had one in the garden many, many years ago and I let the seed fall. Every year since, I've been hoeing up seedlings from all around the garden. They're almost impossible to remove once they start seeding. A lovely plant, but incredibly invasive and a tiny bulblet will sprout from well over 1ft below ground
Billericay - Essex
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Can anyone tell me what this plant is, stalk is approx 20mm thick.
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one or the Arums. Arum italicum or A. maculatum most likely
In the sticks near Peterborough
One to be wary of!
It's an arum.
I had one in the garden many, many years ago and I let the seed fall.
Every year since, I've been hoeing up seedlings from all around the garden. They're almost impossible to remove once they start seeding.
A lovely plant, but incredibly invasive and a tiny bulblet will sprout from well over 1ft below ground
Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.