Colocasia esculenta Jacks Giant Lepechinia since seedlings are usually few

since seedlings are usually few and far between

This vigorous deer-resistant grower is topped in September with attractive narrow plumes held incredibly erect atop the foliage

'Kinkaku' will eventually make a spectacular 3' wide clump

powder-blue leaves were certainly the most dramatic we'd ever seen on an Eryngium yuccifolium

each 3' tall x 5" wide medium green leaf of Aspidistra 'Morning Frost' is highlighted by a central yellow stripe

Colocasia esculenta Jacks Giant Lepechinia since seedlings are usually fewWe 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, although the medium green leaves are similar. For us, the plants easily reached 7' tall, even in a fairly dry area of the garden. We are pretty sure this is a