Arisaema concinnum (Jack-in-the-Pulpit) Uncommon Native Variety in the PNW they are

in the PNW they are one of the first Calanthe to bloom

Peltoboykinia are related to Rodgersia and Darmera

Clusters of small white blooms in late spring to summer

Notes:  In the wild E

Purple flowers in spring

Arisaema concinnum (Jack-in-the-Pulpit) Uncommon Native Variety in the PNW they areFamily: Araceae Zone: 6 9 Natural Range: Northwest India through the Himalayan mountain range into Myanmar Soil: moist, humus rich, well drained Light: part shade Height: 36" tall Attributes: Deciduous. Blooms spring to early summer. Green pseudostem, Carmine and white with green striped inflorescens. Leaves radiate from a central point with up to 13 leaflets that have impressed veins on the upper side. Notes: In the wild A. concinnum grows in forest