for karen

Your leaves are a lot more above the flowers than mine.

Phil the glass house is shaded and seems to have pulled them upwards ,bit odd as other things are not particularly drawn.

phew! in the thumbnail, it looked like two outstretched hands reaching out to grab something! (sometimes not seeing too well can be fun) but now that I can see it better, like it a lot more!!

Fran they are a strange family ,my OH does not like any of them,( funny women)

I couldn't see the green of thebuds in the thumbnail, it blended in with the background - all I could make out was the white ribs arching out like grasping fingers on long thin arms

Does the green age to brown Bjs ?Mine won't flower this year but the lady who sent me its picture shows the spathe a dark browny colour .

Simbad
This one stays as it is, It is quite a large family and the hood colour can be very different I am aware of brown, purple, yellow and white and there may well be others.They also vary in size from a few inches to around 3 ft.
Do you have a name ? one of the most popular is A.Candidensimum( may not have spelling quite right) that is brown and white ,here that starts to grow quite late,mine is not showing yet.
B

I was told it was Amurense Bjs, not that I mind what it is as it was the picture of it I really liked :-), its pretty hardy been planted in the garden since last summer and even a couple of tiny tubers that were thrown in as extras have grown.
Here's a link to a picture of the actual plant mine came from.
https://www.greenplantswap.co.uk/plants/1573-arisaema

Wow, isn't that just incredible! It lights up by itself...luminous! Sorry I'm late.

Simbad
Had a look, certainly not the same
Google A. Amurense you will see that is green and white.
The one you have is a nice one but could not offer a name.
Phil (Pcw) might know if you ask him

Thanks Bjs yes I googled after seeing your picture, never really questioned whether it was right till then.I'll ask Pcw then see if he knows, thanks :-)

Simbad and Brian-I'm fairly sure amurense should be green,but it can be various shades of green.If yours is amurense then it could be a very dark shade.The Pacific bulb society website is a very good reference point.

Thankyou Pcw I'll have a look, fascinated now which it is :-)

Its one of a kind , very pretty :-)))