concinatum’

Arum concinnatum is a tuberous perennial native to the eastern Mediterranean (Greece, Crete, Turkey), closely related to Arum italicum but distinguished from it by botanical details of the spathe and spadix. It develops arrow-shaped foliage in autumn and winter, followed in spring by the genus's typical inflorescence, then orange berries in summer. Like other Mediterranean arums, it is grown in cool, well-drained, humus-rich soil, in part shade, with a summer rest.