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Jack in the Pulpit Plant

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Jack in the Pulpit Plant

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Quick Facts

Exposure: Sun or Shade

Height at Maturity: Under 12 Inches

Usage: Flower Gardens

Shipped As: Bare-root

Planting Zones: 4-9

Product Details

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Jack in the Pulpit is an attractive plant prized for its colorful foliage; subtle and delicate purple-striped blue, green, or white "flowers" bloom in spring and summer, and bright red berries appear in fall to attract birds. It is a unique addition to a woodland or container garden.

Jack In The Pulpit Can Reach 3 Feet Tall

The tall structures people assume are the "flowers" are tall hooded stalks surrounded by three large, parted leaves. The flowers are almost invisible dots hidden inside the plant's spadix. The specimens may grow three feet high and 12 inches wide at maturity.

This Perennial Is Very Hardy

Low-maintenance, plants do best in shady areas with acidic and moist soils. For the most part, this plant is bug- and disease-resistant. It is an excellent choice for a striking addition to adding height, visual interest, and color to your garden. In many woodland areas, this plant grows wild.

The Plant Has A Stunning Flower

As a young plant, its leaves resemble poison ivy. If we look at the Jack in the Pulpit in the spring and use our imaginations, the plant resembles a man in the preacher's pulpit giving a sermon. The sizable surrounding longleaf spathe grows to 8 cm long. It can be stripped or variously colored.

It grows best in zones 4 through 8

Botanical Latin Name: Arisaema triphyllum

Common Name: Jack-In-The-Pulpit

Sun Exposure: Loves shade.

Hardiness Zones: 4,5,6,7,8

Mature Height: 30 to 65 cm.

Spread Plant 2 to 3 inches deep in autumn or spring.

Spacing: Six inches apart or farther.

Growth Rate: Perennial.

Flowering Time: From April to June.

How Long It Flowers: Around four months.

Flower Color: Tiny flowers surround the spandex or "Jack," surrounded by a large spathe. The path can be green, purple, or brown. The pulpit display turns to red berries, which stay through the summer if appropriately watered.

Soil Requirements: Well-drained but moist humus-rich soil. Ph may be neutral or slightly acidic.

Pruning: Pollinated by flies when mature.

Small dark brown Jack in the Pulpit plant with textured surface and white tendrils

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Jbarns
Received healthy bulbs, most had just sprouted

Received healthy bulbs, most had just sprouted growth on them, no longer than an inch but that helped to plant with less thinking of am I planting the right side up of the small bulbs. Packaging of bulbs was fine but wished it had more moisture than it had to weather the shipping time in a bubble wrap envelope.
Every order placed here I have been very happy with. Buying in bulk is a wonderful way to instantly fill an area with plants you know are healthy from the start. I like the selection of ferns also, bought most varieties offered here.

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Ronan Whitley
A Woodland Showstopper

From healthy roots to dramatic flowers, Jack-in-the-Pulpit exceeded my expectations. It adds character and charm to any shady garden corner.

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Callum Grayson
Beginner-Friendly Woodland Plant

Even as a novice gardener, I had great success. The roots took immediately, and the plant grew beautifully with minimal care.

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Wells Frazier
Eye-Catching Even Before Blooming

The arrow-shaped leaves are striking on their own, adding texture and structure even before the flower emerges.

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Royce McGee
Hardy and Resilient

Despite some late frost and heavy rain, the plants bounced back quickly. Very reliable in a shaded garden setting.

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Kieran Barton
Wonderful Companion Plant

Paired with ferns and hostas, it adds vertical interest and unique form. Truly enhances any woodland bed.

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Hayes Whitfield
Spreads Nicely Without Overcrowding

It forms natural clumps that fill empty spaces without being invasive, creating a tidy and lush woodland effect.

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Brooks Shepard
Thrives in Moist, Shady Areas

Even in soil that stays damp, these plants flourished. Perfect for low-light, wet garden corners.

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Milo Whitaker
Adds Seasonal Interest

From early spring foliage to the unusual flower structure, Jack-in-the-Pulpit keeps the garden interesting throughout the season.

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Jett Dalton
Great Value for the Price

The number and quality of roots exceeded my expectations. Every root grew, giving me a beautiful display without extra effort.

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Cash McClain
Low-Maintenance Woodland Plant

Once planted, these required minimal care. They establish quickly and spread naturally, perfect for a woodland garden.

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Porter Harrington
Fascinating Foliage and Flowers

The unique hooded flowers and striking leaves make this plant a true conversation starter. It’s both unusual and elegant.

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Marshall Norton
Excellent Packaging

The roots arrived moist, intact, and well-protected. Planting was simple, and all roots established beautifully.

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Lennox Whitman
Perfect for Shade

I planted these under trees, and they thrive in the deep shade. They add structure and interest to areas where little else grows.

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Killian Barber
Healthy, Robust Roots

The bare roots arrived plump and fresh. Every single one sprouted quickly and grew strong, upright foliage in just a few weeks.

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Dawson Brennan
Unique Woodland Beauty

The Jack-in-the-Pulpit adds an unusual and elegant touch to my shaded garden. Its distinctive shape draws attention from everyone who visits.

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Gracie Patrick
Love my jack in the pulpit

This flower is so lovely with the rest of my wildflowers. Very pleased.