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These grow quite nicely in zone 6, providing you give them the required water.....our neighborhood has some that are 15 to 18 feet tall.....Read More
This hybrid plant was produced by crossing A. odora with A. gageana; the hybridization work was done at Aroidia Research by LariAnn Garne...Read More
The almost vertical and heavily pleated leaves distinguish this from other elephant ear's. A neater,denser growth make it a standout plan...Read More