I have no clue what this plant is. Judging from the flower, it's in the
jack-in-the-pulpit family. It has bright green, arrowhead shaped leaves
with white veins. It comes up in early fall, stays green all winter,
flowers in spring, fruits, then dies back. I'm in zone 7.


Alan

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You lie. You do have a clue what it is.
You do already know that it is an Aroid, family Araceae.
That is a starting place for identification.

http://www.aroid.org/


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I have no clue what this plant is. Judging from the flower, it's in the
jack-in-the-pulpit family. It has bright green, arrowhead shaped leaves
with white veins. It comes up in early fall, stays green all winter,
flowers in spring, fruits, then dies back. I'm in zone 7.


Alan