Colocasia Leucocolocasia Black Goblet Zingiber are now 3' tall x

are now 3' tall x 6' wide and survived our cold 2013/2014 winter

We have really been impressed with this unique rain lily

The tight clumps of Viola pedata are topped with pansy-like flowers in April/May

and some resemble Agave pintilla

(aka: Angelica verticillaris) If you like Queen Anne's lace

Colocasia Leucocolocasia Black Goblet Zingiber are now 3' tall xxLeucocolocasia 'Black Goblet' is a new elephant ear hybrid from Hans Hansen's work at Walters Gardens, resulting from a cross of Colocasia esculenta and Leucocasia (formerly Colocasia) gigantea. xLeucocolocasia 'Black Goblet' forms a 5. 5' tall x 4' wide tight clump, composed of dark black leaves that are cupped to hold water during rain events. In our trials, x Leucocolocasia 'Black Goblet' has survived winter temps of 7 9 degrees F, but is late to