About This Episode One reader struggles with their summer hydrangeas. Plus, Grumpy’s plant of the week. Question Of The Week ...

T.J. Lama, Hellertown A: Elephant ears, both colocasia and alocasia ... stems (up to 5 feet), and hollow. The flowers are purple and resemble thistles. Plants produce annoying burrs but I cannot ...

My time in the Windy City reminded me of one of Orange County’s best, but most underused, summer plants: elephant ears. At The Chicago Botanic Garden, Lincoln Park and Garfield Park ...

Caladium houseplants, or elephant ear plants as they are sometimes called, are grown for their large, paper-thin, heart-shaped colorful leaves that are often more spectacular than many flowers.

cast-iron plants and elephant ears can all provide an exotic aspect to the garden. These popular plants have an extended flowering period, are low-maintenance, and easy to grow. There are many ...

Q. I really liked growing elephant ear plants in my garden this year. Can you give me more information about them? How can I overwinter them? — Jim, Wurtsboro A. Elephant ears, or taro plants ...

something like the elephant ear plant swaying in the breeze on the west side of their house. While flowers are an integral part of the landscaping in the front yard, there’s no disguising what ...

The Alocasia plant, also known as elephant ears, is hardy for North Texas. (Howard Garrett/Special Contributor) Alocasia and Colocasia, better known as elephant ears, are impressive plants with ...