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Arum elongatum ~ An arum for the fore-border or rock garden, in spring sending up a less-than-stately 8-inch purple spathe that shades to a greenish-white flame at its center (with a velvety purple spadix). The pseudostem doubles in length as the season progresses, in autumn displaying a cob of bright-red fruit. Modified continental; E Europe. Zone 5. Enter quantity:	1/$10
Arum korolkowii ~ Arums join fritillarias in being among the few plants that can do something utterly arresting in green and brown. In this rarely offered species, the apple-green, remarkably narrow, boat-shaped spathe cups a Typha-esque, cinnamon-brown, truncheon-shaped spadix. One of the classiest and most fetching arums (it's even odorless). Adequate drainage is essential to its continuing existence in your garden. Steppe; C Asia. Zone 5. Enter quantity:	1/$15
Arum pictum ~ Not to be confused with A. italicum 'Pictum', this striking and indispensable plant departs from that and all others of its genus by flowering in fall. The spathes — purple-spotted outside and satiny midnight-purple inside — and the purple-black, dung-scented spadix appear with or slightly before the polished, dark-green, silver-veined leaves. Good drainage required. Mediterranean; NW Mediterranean. Zone 7. Enter quantity:	1/$15