Colocasia gigantea Thailand Giant - Elephant Ear Cut Flowers Pruning should be done after

Pruning should be done after flowering to avoid removing the current season's blooms

or evergreens that let those yellow margins sing

You can divide every 3 to 4 years in the spring or more frequently depending on growth if plants becomes woody in the center

Be sure to leave the spent flowers through winter as coneflowers will attract finches and other seed eaters to your yard through late fall and the colder months

Given that it is even more audacious than the Rising Sun

Colocasia gigantea Thailand Giant - Elephant Ear Cut Flowers Pruning should be done afterThis Elephant ear is the giant of all giants. Planted in a garden it will dwarf the other plants you own. The size of this plant is a serious spectacle and in the right hands it will add an awesome like jungle appeal to the garden. Visitors and passersby will be wowed by the scope and tropical appearance of the 5' by 4' leaves. Yes. An adult human can easily hide behind a single leaf. Full grown plants can reach 9 feet tall in a season and will grow