Hi! We live in the boonies/woods of Maine and my daughters discovered this. So far, nobody knows what this is...do you?? I'm assuming it has gone to seed--what was/is it?? Sorry for the blurry pics. The "bulb" is about 2" in diameter and the base of hte stem is about 1" in diameter. Thanks! Brenda
Immature fruit of an Arum Family (Araceae) plant, such as Arisaema triphylla (if that one grows in Maine). Check regional wildflower guides for plants in this Family.
no-one knows what this is please help Looks like fruiting bodies of what we used to call Jack-in-the-pulpit in Canada, and seems to be knows as Lords and Ladies in UK. Arisaema.
