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Dracunculus vulgaris or Dragon Arum plant
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Dracunculus vulgaris
(Dragon Arum) |
Origin: Mediterranean
Family:
Liliaceae
Light: Full-part sun
Height: 56"
Spread: 9-12"
Blooms: 18" Exotic deep red on 3' stalk, late Spring/early Summer
Foliage:
Green, deciduous, smooth, alternate, lance-shaped
Soil: Well-drained
Water: Drought tolerant
Uses: Bedding, borders, mass planting, container, cut flowers
Propagation: Bulb division
Caution: Pollen may stain clothing
Comments: Dracunculus vulgaris or Dragon Arum is a very unusual plant.
This perennial bulb plant is
resistant to rots and virus. Butterflies and hummingbirds love
the blossoms of Dracunculus vulgaris. There are dull green spots
are seen along the stems of Dragon Arum.
USDA Hardiness Zones : 3-9 |
