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Sacha writes:
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| I realise the accepted wisdom is that Arums like to be very damp but we have
| two large clumps at the bottom of our garden which flower like crazy. It's
| possibly the driest part of the garden where the soil can crack wide open in
| dry weather. It has a certain amount of shade, though not deep. I think
| it's not absolutely essential to plant Arums in damp areas.

It certainly depends on the species. Lords and Ladies grows in
places that dry out in summer, and Crete has several that take
dessicated conditions in summer.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.