How to winterize elephant ears

Learn how to care for elephant ears over winter in mild climates and frost-prone areas. You can winterize elephant ears by bringing them indoors or digging and storing the tubers.

Learn how to easily overwinter your elephant ears by saving the bulbs with this complete guide.

Tropical plants like cannas, dahlias, elephant ears and gladiolas are not hardy, and won’t survive the winter outside in cold climates. But these tender summer bulbs can easily be overwintered indoors, and grown again year after year! Learn how to dig them out of your garden in the fall and get them ready for storage. Plus, get tons of tips for storing tender bulbs in pots or packed in boxes for winter. #gardenbulbs #overwinterplants #fallgardening #gardening #garden

When do you dig elephant ears bulbs? Can you wait until the first frost? How do you dig the bulbs or tubers? How do you store the bulbs? This article has you covered. [DETAILS]

Elephant ear plants are a fun and dramatic feature to add to your garden but they are not cold hardy. That said, you can dig up and store elephant ear bulbs for the winter. This article can help with that.

Winterizing Elephant Ears plants is a must if you grow them as perennials. This beautiful tropical plant makes an excellent ornamental plant.

Elephant ears (Colocasia esculenta) are tropical bulbs that require winter protection in areas that experience freezing temperatures. There are three methods of handling the bulbs to ensure that they will survive and grow the following year. You may simply dig the plant, bulb and all, and pot it as a large houseplant ...

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When frost threatens, elephant ear plant winter care is essential. Find out how to shield these beauties from the cold in our guide.

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