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Garden State Bulb Premium Diamond Head Elephant Ear bulbs are 9 in. to 11 in. circumference and carefully hand-picked and checked for quality before shipment. Once grown, the large leaves boast a glossy surface that glistens with a deep purplish-black hue, creating a mesmerizing effect as it reflects the Sunlight. The burgundy red stems and nearly black foliage of these plants add a touch of drama and tropical allure to any outdoor space. Not only are these Diamond Head Elephant Ears visually stunning, but they also exhibit remarkable growth speed reaching 3 ft. to 4 ft. Tall with leaves up to 2 ft. W. with their unique combination of beauty and resilience, these bulbs are a must-have for any gardening enthusiast looking to create a captivating landscape.

Garden State Bulb Premium Diamond Head Elephant Ear bulbs are 9 in. to 11 in. in circumference and carefully hand-picked and checked for quality before shipment. Once grown, the large leaves boast a glossy surface that glistens with a deep purplish-black hue, creating a mesmerizing effect as it reflects the Sunlight. The burgundy red stems and nearly black foliage of these plants add a touch of drama and tropical allure to any outdoor space. Not only are these Diamond Head Elephant Ears visually stunning, but they also exhibit remarkable growth speed reaching 3 ft. to 4 ft. tall with leaves up to 2 ft. W. With their unique combination of beauty and resilience, these bulbs are a must-have for any gardening enthusiast looking to create a captivating landscape.

Garden State Bulb Premium Diamond Head Elephant Ear bulbs are 9 in. to 11 in. circumference and carefully hand-picked and checked for quality before shipment. Once grown, the large leaves boast a glossy surface that glistens with a deep purplish-black hue, creating a mesmerizing effect as it reflects the Sunlight. The burgundy red stems and nearly black foliage of these plants add a touch of drama and tropical allure to any outdoor space. Not only are these Diamond Head Elephant Ears visually stunning, but they also exhibit remarkable growth speed reaching 3 ft. to 4 ft. Tall with leaves up to 2 ft. W. with their unique combination of beauty and resilience, these bulbs are a must-have for any gardening enthusiast looking to create a captivating landscape.

Plant this impressive specimen in your garden or patio container and enjoy a tropical feel all year long. Huge, 18 in. W leaves of deep green create a textural contrast in sunny spaces. Perfect as a container plant that can be moved indoors during the cool weather of late fall and winter.

Elephant Ear bulbs are among the most eye catching of the bulbs available for purchase. Not only are they one of the largest flowering bulbs but they are also very versatile and can grow with little sunlight to full shade. Beautiful on their own or planted as a back drop for your favorite blooms, they provide a bold tropical effect in nearly any garden. Grown for only their foliage which are reminiscent of an elephant's ears. Once established they require little to no attention. The genus of this special variety, Colocasia, is the species esculenta and the variety 'Diamond Head'. So yes, its an Elephant Ear, but a very special one with large purple/black leaves which are spectacular. The stems are dark and shiny. It is a tropical perennial, a fast grower and does well in boggy soil conditions. It will make a dramatic impact in the home garden.

Colocasias are exotic plants known in the western world by 3 common names: taro, kalo and the descriptive anatomical name, elephant ear. Elephant Ear bulbs are among the most eye catching of all bulbs and are drought Not only are they one of the largest flowering bulbs, but they are also very versatile and can grow with little sunlight to full shade. Beautiful on their own or planted as a back drop for your favorite blooms, they provide a bold tropical effect in any garden. Once established, they require little to no attention. Colocasia Hawaiian Punch grows into clumps, with arrow shaped leaves that remain shorter then most other varieties. Its bright red stems, veins and margins are noteworthy. Excellent for containers, landscapes, beds and ponds.

Colocasias are exotic plants known in the western world by 3 common names: taro, kalo and the descriptive anatomical name, elephant ear. Elephant Ear bulbs are among the most eye catching of all bulbs and are drought Not only are they one of the largest flowering bulbs, but they are also very versatile and can grow with little sunlight to full shade. Beautiful on their own or planted as a back drop for your favorite blooms, they provide a bold tropical effect in any garden. Once established, they require little to no attention. The proper and complete botanical name of this variety is Colocasia esculenta 'Mojito'. This is a very unique and newer variety, named after the popular Cuban drink. Its green leaves are set off by dark spots and purple stems. The speckles and streaks vary from leaf to leaf, so no 2 leaves are ever quite the same. A real thriller in the garden, adding surprise and interest. The leaves are 8 in. L x 14 in. W.

Colocasias are exotic plants known in the western world by 3 common names: taro, kalo and the descriptive anatomical name, elephant ear. Elephant Ear bulbs are among the most eye catching of all bulbs and are drought Not only are they one of the largest flowering bulbs, but they are also very versatile and can grow with little sunlight to full shade. Beautiful on their own or planted as a back drop for your favorite blooms, they provide a bold tropical effect in any garden. Once established, they require little to no attention. Colocasia Elephant Ear Tea Cup grows shiny, olive-green leaves, with a purple veined underside that forms a tea cup like form and catches water during rain. The rain water pools in the cup until it gets too full, at which time the stems bend slightly to pour out the water and then the process starts all over again. The variety is pest resistant and attracts numerous pollinators.

Colocasias are exotic plants known in the western world by 3 common names: taro, kalo and the descriptive anatomical name, elephant ear. Elephant Ear bulbs are among the most eye catching of all bulbs and are drought Not only are they one of the largest flowering bulbs, but they are also very versatile and can grow with little sunlight to full shade. Beautiful on their own or planted as a back drop for your favorite blooms, they provide a bold tropical effect in any garden. Once established, they require little to no attention. Colocasia White Lava is a clumping elephant ear with large, glossy, green leaves that forms a wide band of creamy white down the center of the leaf and radiates onto the side of the veins as the season progresses. Highlighted by a large, purple eye where the leaf attaches to the stalk.

Elephant Ear bulbs are among the most eye catching of the bulbs available for purchase. Not only are they one of the largest flowering bulbs but they are also very versatile and can grow with little sunlight to full shade. Beautiful on their own or planted as a back drop for your favorite blooms, they provide a bold tropical effect in nearly any garden. Grown for only their foliage which are reminiscent of an elephant's ears. Once established they require little to no attention. These giant upright Elephant Ears come from the alocasia family and are known for their leaves, which point in an upward direction. This most impressive variety grows somewhat larger than our traditional Elephant Ears. Their leaves are huge, leathery thick, sculpted on rigid stems. These plants will make a passersby stop in their tracks. In native areas, under ideal conditions, the plants have reached 10 ft. H. Easy to grow and magnificent.