Arisaema serratum (Jack in the Pulpit wildflower)

Arisaema serratum, commonly known as Jack in the Pulpit wildflower, is a unique and beautiful perennial plant native to eastern Asia. It features an unusual flower structure consisting of a hooded spathe resembling a pulpit and a central column called the spadix. The spathe can be green, yellow, or purple, while the spadix is typically brown or purple. This plant grows 12-18 inches tall and spreads about 8-12 inches wide, forming dense clumps.