Landscape with elephant ears

Before you plant your elephant ear bulbs read this! So much helpful information so you can have success with your plants!

Elephant ears are popular plants that can be grown outdoors in the garden or in pots and also grown as an indoor plant. They are…

The common plant name “elephant ears” is used for several different plants. One of which is Colocasia esculenta. In addition to elephant ears, it is also referred to as the taro plant. It gets this name from its underground corms or “bulbs” known as taro, which are edible and popular in many parts of the

Discover companion plants that complement Elephant Ears and create stunning combinations in your garden or landscape design.

Tropical elephant ears (Alocasia and Colocasia) are surprisingly easy to grow in containers. Learn about growing elephant ears in pots here.

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

Elephant bush is a low-maintenance succulent houseplant that's available in a number of different varieties. Some have upright or trailing growth habits, and foliage may be variegated, emerald-green, or bright yellow. Discover 11 of the best types of elephant bush now on Gardener's Path. #elephantbush #gardenerspath

A stunning plant with large heart-shaped leaves and wavy edges, it’s easy to see where the Elephant Ear got its common name. Here’s everything you need to know to keep this beautiful plant healthy and growing over time.

Elephant Ear bulbs, (Size 11/13 ) Night-scented Lily (Colocasia esculenta) Fully hardy in Zones 9 to

Banana, Taro, Elephant Ears, and Caladium Musa, Colocasia, Alocasia, and Caladium Flower Walk south of the Climatron Photo Credit: Lisa Francis Courtesy: Missouri Botanical Garden