Arum besserianum
A hardy, cormous woodland Arum from western Ukraine and southern Poland, close to Arum maculatum. It grows in spring under deciduous trees and dies back in summer, so it belongs in a cold-winter garden rather than indoors.
Where it grows wild
Deciduous broadleaf woodland, ravines and shady slopes. This is inferred from the genus and the Podolian forest-steppe region where most records lie.
Lowland to hill country, about 200–370 m at the climate sites.
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