Trautvetteria nervata Swamp Queen Arum You have to see this

You have to see this to believe it's real

eventually making a dense evergreen deer-resistant groundcover to 3" tall x 3' wide in 10 years

In this population

Each flower is highlighted by a bright yellow eye-zone and small cinnamon spots

more hours of sun would be even better

Trautvetteria nervata Swamp Queen Arum You have to see thisTrautvetteria nervata 'Swamp Queen' is a 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a Zac Hil Jeremy Schmidt collection from Burke County, Georgia, of the virtually unknown, southeastern US native. Sadly, most authorities still lump this with the smaller, and much more difficult to grow Trautvetteria caroliniensis. Trautvetteria nervata, an Actaea cousin, is one of the finest perennials we grow, emerging first as a basal clump of cut leaf foliage. The