CLOSED: Elephant Ears for Beginners

Hello,

I have a few colocasia Illustris to spare.

I would like them to go to beginning gardners, who don't have plants to trade.

I would ask that you pay the postage. It won't be much, since the plants are small.

When I send colocasias, I put the roots in a small amount of damp potting soil mixed with peat moss.

Illustris can be grown in full sun, or part shade. They will spread to form a cluster; mine started out as one plant.

The plants have been fitting into a small Priority Flat Rate box - the postage is $4.80, no matter where it's being mailed to.

Please Dmail me if interested, rather than posting here.


This message was edited Apr 21, 2009 12:27 PM

I'd love to have one of these but I'm not a newbie without plants so I won't ask for one. But I wanted to know if those have like a black tint to the leaves or are they just a very dark green? I bought a couple of Black Magic last year and I got the normal giant EE this year so I'm just learning about these, that's why I ask.

Robyn,

Dmail me

Steve

hello i would also love to have one..

Cindy

Oh I would love one also.

James

James,

Dmail me.

Steve

Hello skaz421
I am very intrested in the colocasia Illustris.
I am a new gardener learning as I go and via
internet. my husband built a hugh arbor-pergola
we are trying to fill in areas as we go along
I can send photos of our progress, if intrested.
can use pp. zip is 45150
Thank you anniemannie zone 6

Annie,

Dmail me.

Steve

Bump

Steve,
Did you get my d-mail?
Kris

i know the trade is closed but i have a question about your picture--are the plants you have that color-with the blackish tint? i have a few green elephant ears that i am growing and enjoying but they are all green--i haven't seen the ones like your picture--very pretty

Linda - Dmail me