Zantedeschia saigon

'Saigon' is a tuberous perennial to 50cm tall forming clumps of upright, broadly lance-shaped green leaves streaked with white. In summer, predominantly purple flowers flushed with dark pink-reddish shades are borne on sturdy stems

Botanical details

FamilyAraceaeNative to the UKNoFoliageDeciduousHabitClump formingPotentially harmfulMay cause mild stomach upset if eaten, sap may irritate skin. Wear gloves and other protective equipment when handlingGenus

Zantedeschia can be deciduous or semi-evergreen, tuberous perennials with lance-shaped or arrow-shaped leaves and tiny yellow flowers forming a dense spike-like spadix, with a showy, hood-like spathe, sometimes followed by orange berry-like fruits

Zantedeschia 'Saigon'PBR|arum lily 'Saigon'/RHS Gardening