Variegated Arisaema triphyllum

[Alan Galloway]

>
> There is a strain of A. triphyllum generally known as 'Mrs. French' after
> the owner of the garden where it was discovered. But, it has white (more
> often off-white) veins rather than splotches. Not at
> all like what you describe,
>

I have an A. triphyllum that has white veins, but don't know if this is also
known as 'Mrs. French'.  White-veined leaves are apparently not that
uncommon as more than one person has told me they have also seen this
in the wild.

I also have an A. triphllum that has black spots on it, which comes back
year after year with the same spots on the leaves.

I have pics of these two plants on my web page at:
http://www4.ncsu.edu/~alan/plants/aroids/arisaema2/index.html
as well as what might be a real variegated leafed form of A. triphyllum.

Alan
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Alan Galloway
Raleigh, North Carolina
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