Voodoo Lily (Sauromatum venosum) is a bizarre and fascinating aroid that produces a single, huge, mottled purple-brown spathe with a long, protruding spadix — emitting a brief, carrion-like odor to attract pollinators. After flowering, a stunning, tropical-looking, palmate leaf emerges on a spotted petiole. Easy to grow in shade, it adds exotic drama to gardens.
| Family: | Araceae (a-RAY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Sauromatum (saw-ROH-muh-tum) |
| Species: | venosum (ven-OH-sum) |
| Synonym: | Arisaema venosum |
| Synonym: | Arum venosum |
| Synonym: | Desmesia venosum |
| Synonym: | Sauromatum pedatum |
| Synonym: | Typhonium venosum |
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