Did I say a while back that the azaleas were finished blooming for the year?

I was wrong.

Did I say that the plant in yesterday’s picture might well be a jack-in-the-pulpit (despite Janet gently reminding me that they have trio-leaves—which our potential JITP doesn’t)?

I was wrong.

So, here’s the azalea proof (from today, via the new-cam). And the specimen from yesterday is far more similar to Arum maculatum. That plant is native to Asia (the kind with the yellow spadix), so the mystery thickens on how it got into our backyard.

This entry was posted in floral on Friday, 8 May 2009 at 3:19 pm.
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