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older specimens develop a horizontal trunk up to 4' long that lays on the ground
long after the spring/early summer-flowering forms have faded into obscurity
This deer-resistant 2005 introduction from Texan Greg Grant produces flowers that are over 1/3 larger than the typical turk's cap
Manihot grahamii does reseed a bit if allowed to mature
Colocasia esculenta Coal Miner Laos older specimens develop a horizontalSeveral years ago, we received plants from India as Colocasia antiquorum. One exceptional clone was subsequently christened Colocasia 'Coal Miner' and became a 2007 Plant Delights JLBG introduction. In appearance, Colocasia 'Coal Miner' looks like a larger version of Colocasia 'Illustris' except for emerging 2 months earlier (late March in NC), and not spreading underground as vigorously as Colocasia 'Illustris'. The black leaf pattern is similar to