Colocasia esculenta Elepaio Orange/Peach Flowering Plants Emerging in very late spring

Emerging in very late spring (May or June) are 15" tall stalks of pink pitchers dramatically striped with translucent

Acorus calamus 'Argenteostriatus' is an aroid relative and former member of the "family" before being ousted by the molecular taxonomy mob

I predict nothing short of STARDOM for this dynamite new hosta

and the giant tree dahlia is at the top of my list

Alstroemeria 'Patricia Lynn' was the first release

Colocasia esculenta Elepaio Orange/Peach Flowering Plants Emerging in very late springNamed after the rare Hawaiian flycatcher bird, this very rare, small growing elephant ear is one of the classic old Hawaiian cultivars. Colocasia 'Elepaio' makes a small, 3' tall clump of green foliage that is heavily spotted with white paint like flecks. This unstable chimeral variegation pattern often results in some leaves that are half green and half white. Colocasia esculenta 'Elepaio' is a true curiosity and what we call a "fun" plant for the