Colocasia esculenta Tea Cup : 31 results priced between $5.00 and $50.00

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'Tea Cup' is a unique elephant ear plant with a leaf structure that is very unusual. The leaves rise upright on dark purple stems in a cup-like pose.This plant is very pleasing to the eye especially when the sun shines down on 'Tea Cup' leaves and the leaf tissue and purple veins are illuminated. These are big, beautiful, and ready to ship!!!

Also known as 'Jet Black Wonder'. Unique heart shaped purplish-black leaves with velvety texture. Cala lily-like flowers with yellowish-white spathes are usually hidden by foliage. Works well in or around a pond. Suitable for water gardens. Requires consistently moist soil; do not let dry out between waterings. Very tropical look. Awesome specimen plant! Sun to partial shade/shade.

Due to colder weather that may be present in your area, all plant orders purchased between January 1st and mid-March are purchased with the understanding that they will be held for shipment at a later, more weather appropriate time for your area. We start shipping plants to the south (first), but sometime after March 15th. This date is not set in stone as the actual weather at the time we ship your plants determines when we can ship your order. We encourage you to request an appropriate shipping...

Shiny green, cupped leaves fill with water when it rains and pour it out when they get full creating a living water feature. Black stems radiate into the leaves adding contrast to this intriguing selection.

Mojito Colocasia esculenta Elephant Ear Plant - Plant Patent 21,995This delightfully variegated Elephant Ear is flecked, spotted, and patched with dark purple to black, creating a fascinating "splattered" look that may remind you of jungle camouflage. For a completely unique look, add it to the shade this season!A branch sport of C. 'Midnight,' this quick-growing, very colorful cultivar boasts petioles that vary from green to deep pink and purple as well. And the leaves are enormous, easily reaching...

99162 THE BLACK GARDEN COLLECTION: While overlapping with the two previous purpled collections, this will be more in tune with the numerous articles derived from the now famous book (which we offer) on the black garden with such citizens as Strobilanthus, Ipomea, Coleus, Pseuderanthemum, Hibiscus, Tripogogon, Perilla, Aeonium, Ophiopogon, Euphorbia (cotinifolia), Dahlia (Bishop), Pennisetum, Oxalis, Alternanthera, Colocasia, Capsicum, Cordyline, Ajuga, and Setcreasea as well as hardies such as Ajuga...

51027 CRINUM ASIATICUM VARIEGATUM AMARY TGH HP PRICE: $35.00 PRICE: $19.50 NOTE! For a limited time, we are offering this wonderful plant at a reduced price due to an unusually good crop of offsets in our recent hot summers--global warming helping your budget! "Striped Bengal Lily" Large fleshy sword-like leaves are most liberally streaked white & cream; fragrant clusters of waxy white blossoms with purpled centers--these clusters, held alof on strong two edged stalks, can produce up to twenty individual...

Spectacular huge leaves of dusty purple-black are held on dark burgundy- black stems. Mature plants can be 8 feet across. This moisture-loving plant can be used as a pond marginal. Tolerates sun if given constant moisture. From tissue culture.

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Like the other members of this family, Big Leaf Elephant Ears have huge, impressive leaves that sway gently with the slightest breeze, adding movement and interest to your garden. These herbaceous perennials make striking statements in the landscape and are not for conventional or timid gardeners. If you have visited Hawaii and eaten Poi, this important tropical crop plant is the source. An outstanding addition to a pond or stream garden, where it will thrive in moist soil. Go ahead and let your...

Description From a genus of seven tropical plants. An erect tuberous rootstock in marked with ring like scars where former leaves have dropped off. Heart shaped to arrow shaped leaves resemble elephant ears. Dark green foliage is overlaid with velvety black between the veins. Leaves grow to 3 ft. in length with the plant growing 2 - 6 ft.

51027 CRINUM ASIATICUM VARIEGATUM AMARY TGH HP PRICE: $35.00 PRICE: $19.50 NOTE! For a limited time, we are offering this wonderful plant at a reduced price. We had a good crop this year, so we are passing this on to you. "Striped Bengal Lily" Large fleshy sword-like leaves are most liberally streaked white & cream; fragrant clusters of waxy white blossoms with purpled centers--these clusters, held alof on strong two edged stalks, can produce up to twenty individual flowers on a mature plant. Striking...

A fast-growing sport of 'Chicago Harlequin'. Beautiful, bright chartreuse green, 20 inch leaves develop purple veins where the leaf joins the petiole. Provides spectacular contrast when planted with darker leaved varieties.

99457 THE WHITE GARDEN COLLECTION (5 PLANTS) A selection of perennials and tropicals which present silver & gray or even cream foliage (including high variegation), or white blooms for a peak display summer and early fall. We can select from Lavendula, Hosta, Dichondra, Heuchera, Ophiopogon 'Aritaki,' Lamium Veronica incana, Platycodon album, Wisteria f. nivea, Salix helvatica, Stachys and many other Perennials with more immediately showy tropicals thriving in the summer garden such as Oxalis "Dorothy...

Due to colder weather that may be present in your area, all plant orders purchased between January 1st and mid-March are purchased with the understanding that they will be held for shipment at a later, more weather appropriate time for your area. We start shipping plants to the south (first), but sometime after March 15th. This date is not set in stone as the actual weather at the time we ship your plants determines when we can ship your order. We encourage you to request an appropriate shipping...

Description From a genus of seven tropical plants. An erect tuberous rootstock in marked with ring like scars where former leaves have dropped off. Heart shaped to arrow shaped leaves resemble elephant ears, hence it is sometimes referred to as Elephant Ears. Leaves grow to 3 ft. in length with the plant growing 2 - 6 ft.

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There is nothing quite like these giant purple-black leaves, truly a rich deep color. A perfect tropical plant for colder zones because it is very fast growing and can be easily dug and stored in winter; this Elephant Ear is carefree and grows well in a large container. Very thirsty, needs plenty of water and loves rich soil.Bloom color: none Bloom period: tropical Height: 4-6' Spread: 3-5' Zones: 8-11

A relatively new and possibly somewhat more hardy "Elephant Ear" selected by John Joicus at the Brookfield Zoo in Chicago. It is a very aquatic plant which spreads by rhizomatous runners. Leaves are blotched light and darker green, but the stems are vertically striped with cream on light green. Will grow in ordinary garden soil with adequate water but spreads rapidly in wet soils. Mulch in winter to protect roots and crowns. Native to tropical Asia

(syn: Colocasia 'Ruffle Leaf') This spectacular form of the hardy elephant ear comes to us from a garden in Anniston, Alabama, where it was "discovered" by Southeast Palm Society member Hayes Jackson. We can attest that this clumper has both phenomenal vigor as well as hardiness. Each 3' long leaf has incredibly scalloped edges that sets it apart from typical Colocasia esculenta. In growth habit, it performs here as a clumper, unlike the more stoloniferous forms. Colocasia 'Ruffles' has also...

The base color of the foliage is a fresh, bright, olive-toned green. It is irregularly overlaid with speckles, streaks, strips, and patches of dark violet to black. The variegation shows to best effect in partial shade, but this Elephant Ear will thrive in nearly full shade if need be. Great for large containers as well as the border, it is easy to bring into a frost-free location to overwinter in climates colder than its zone 7 northern hardiness.

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Give your garden a tropical look this year with this large Elephant Ear. Known for its giant green leaves and the baseball-sized bulbs, Elephant Ears are perfect for any sunny garden. When looking at the leaves, its easy to see where this plant received its name: each leaf can reach 2-3 feet in length and 1-2 feet in width. You will truly have the neighbors talking when this guy reaches his full height of six feet in your landscape this year! Perennial in Zones 9 - 11. Colocasia esculenta bulb size...

Colocasia esculenta &#39Fontanesii' "Black Stem Elephant Ear" (corm)

Colocasia 'Noble Gigante' is the first hybrid of Colocasia esculenta and the very distantly related Colocasia gigantea. This magnificent and heretofore impossible breeding breakthrough comes from Kentucky's plant breeding phenomenon, Brian Williams. Plants of Colocasia 'Noble Gigante' reach 5' in height with 3' long, grey black leaves similar in form to Colocasia gigantea...simply extraordinary!

Large tubers produce enormous, velvety, bright green leaves, very similar to C. esculenta, on towering stalks that can reach heights of 7 feet or more, even in dry conditions. Soils rich in organic matter will yield best results.

Large tubers produce enormous, velvety, bright green leaves, very similar to C. esculenta, on towering stalks that can reach heights of 7 feet or more, even in dry conditions. Soils rich in organic matter will yield best results. Was: $10.95 each. NOW ON SALE!

I hope you've got your beanstalk planted 'cause 'Jack's Giant' is here. We received our original plant from Jack de Vroomen of Marlboro Bulb Company, who brought this to us from Costa Rica. The tuber was much larger and shaped differently from other Colocasia esculenta forms we had grown. In our garden, the plants easily reached 7' tall, even in a very dry section, with medium green leaves similar to typical Colocasia esculenta. We are pretty sure this is a triploid form, which should increase...