Is it a wild plant? If so, I'd be tempted to agree with Lyn. Arum maculatum is known as wild arum, Lords-and-Ladies, Cuckoo pint and various other things. Quite attractive leaves, a spike of insignificant flowers in a sheath (hence Cuckoo pint!), then the leaves die down and you're left with 6in spikes of orange-red, poisonous berries. Try googling it.
Since 2019 I've lived in east Clare, in the west of Ireland.
Its not Arum. It doesn't have berries as far as I remember.
Liriodendron I don't know if its a wild plant. It comes in different colours. It was featured on gardeners world or Chelsea flower show a few months back too.
Aresima - thats not the correct spelling, but it sounds like that. On the tv was there a green one Carol Klien was drooling over that had a sort of white bit which looked a little like a pearl?
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Calla lily?
No thats not the one. Its a plant you're unlikely to see at a garden centre.
Arum maculatum ?
Is it a wild plant? If so, I'd be tempted to agree with Lyn. Arum maculatum is known as wild arum, Lords-and-Ladies, Cuckoo pint and various other things. Quite attractive leaves, a spike of insignificant flowers in a sheath (hence Cuckoo pint!), then the leaves die down and you're left with 6in spikes of orange-red, poisonous berries. Try googling it.
Its not Arum. It doesn't have berries as far as I remember.
Liriodendron I don't know if its a wild plant. It comes in different colours. It was featured on gardeners world or Chelsea flower show a few months back too.
Arg.. wish I remembered more.
Arisaema bekkie. Lovely things
What colour is your plant Ruby?
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That's OK bekkie.
I'll do your spelling if you'll do my sums
In the sticks near Peterborough