Looking for Crotons, annuals, color for my garden.
I was just out in the garden, and noticed I had some Black Stem (c. Fontanesii) pups too.
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Is this a ground cover?
Ed said his Grandmother had planted a plant that comes up everywhere and this looks like it.
Lavina
It's an Elephant Ear, Colocasia esculenta. It grows 6-8 feet tall. It's not invasive - it will grow a lot of pups, but it won't take over your yard, if that's what you're worried about.
Have a Cape Fuschia for one Shirley
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Have 'Picasso's paintbrush - any interest?
The Cape Fuschia is nice, but I don't have room for it. I need small.
Who is Shirley?
Wow that is a beauty of a plant. I never knew elephant ears came in anything other than green till this year.Wish I had what you are looking for so we could trade something. I only have the green elephant ears.
Oh yeah I found out there were different colors because I inherited my cousins plants and in a hanging basket a little fellow started comming up that is green and black. I had to have it IDed here.And I gotta get it into a big pot also.
Lavina
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I might be interested in Picasso's Paintbrush - how many do you have?
Jess,
You and I had a LARGE trade, last November.
I'm interested. Ley me know what you can send, and what you'd like in return - I have both types of EEs.
Steve
I have 1 Croton Victoria Gold Bell.
http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/14285/
1 name unkown to me.
http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/12195/
1 Croton Mother and Daughter. This was the best picture I could find of one online. It's at the bottom of the page.
http://www.johnbridge.com/jungle_photos.htm
These aren't cuttings. They're each in a 6 in pot between 6-12 in. tall. Due to lack of space to overwinter things, I'm having to cut back my tropical collection. I'm interested in both types of EE, if that's possible.
Steve
I am in the que also.
Kaleem
skaz421: That is a beautiful EE. Makes me think I need to do a specimine plant...