One example is caladium, or elephant ear plants. Their large leaves make a wonderful show in the garden, but they are not hardy in Northeast Ohio. Their tubers must be stored over the winter.

This caladium has red in irregular splotches or ... designs is first a result of planting Royal Hawaiian Maui Gold elephant ear. Plant some and let your artistic nature unfold.

Bulb of the Year by the National Garden Bureau, caladiums, also called elephant ears or angel wings, bring a splash of color ...

A number of tropical plants grown for foliage rather than flowers are collectively called elephant ears by many gardeners. Caladiums are grown for their brightly colored leaves, while Alocasia and ...

Caladium are in the family araceae, which also contains the closely-related genera alocasia, colocasia and xanthosoma. Often, these plants are all referred to by the common name elephant ear.

This caladium has red in irregular splotches or ... designs is first a result of planting Royal Hawaiian Maui Gold elephant ear. Plant some and let your artistic nature unfold.

These include elephant ears, caladiums and coleus. When do I bring them in and what do I do to keep them going? A: Ive kept tropicals going by just potting them up and growing them next to the ...

The Chartreuse Giant elephant’s-ear (Xanthosoma sagittifolium) is a tropical tuber and a member of the Arum family, which includes anthurium, caladium, philodendron and pothos. As with other ...

Tender perennials such as tuberous begonias, gladioli, cannas, dahlias and elephant ears make beautiful displays ... A: Carefully dig up the caladiums when the foliage begins to yellow with ...