Arum flowers belong to the Araceae family and are native to Europe, the Mediterranean region, and parts of Asia. These perennial plants are recognized for their unusual hood-like blooms. Their foliage is often arrow-shaped or glossy green, while the flowers may appear in shades of cream, purple, green, or white.

Many species are cultivated as ornamental plants for woodland gardens and shaded landscapes because of their exotic appearance. After flowering, bright berries often develop, adding seasonal interest and decorative value to the plant.