Calla lily is an elegant perennial with striking white spathe flowers and dark green arrow-shaped foliage. It thrives in consistently moist soil and prefers partial shade, making it ideal for water gardens or boggy areas.

A woodland perennial with distinctive arrow-shaped spotted leaves and curious purple-spotted pale spathes that emerge in spring. All parts are toxic; the plant produces bright red berries in late summer.

A distinctive native wildflower with a mottled purple-and-green spathe that emerges in late winter and generates heat to melt surrounding snow. The plant thrives in wet, shaded woodland areas and produces an unpleasant odor when crushed, hence its common name.

Heart of Jesus is a tropical foliage plant prized for its striking arrow-shaped leaves featuring bold red or pink coloring with green margins. Grown primarily for its ornamental foliage rather than flowers, it adds vibrant color to shaded indoor or outdoor spaces.

Italian arum is a tuberous perennial prized for its distinctive arrow-shaped leaves mottled with white or cream, and its striking spadix inflorescences in spring. It produces dramatic orange-red berries in fall that persist ornamentally on the plant.

A woodland wildflower with distinctive striped spathes enclosing a dark spadix that resembles a preacher in a pulpit. The plant produces attractive red berries in fall and is valued for its unique spring flowers and ornamental foliage.

A tropical climbing vine prized for its large, deeply lobed leaves that develop characteristic holes as the plant matures. It thrives as a houseplant in bright indirect light and is an excellent choice for adding dramatic foliage to indoor spaces.

Taro is a tropical perennial grown for its edible starchy corms and ornamental heart-shaped leaves. It thrives in warm, humid conditions with consistent moisture and produces large, dramatic foliage.