Colocasia esculenta Black Coral PP 23896 Onoclea The tight clumps of Viola
Baker’s notes & crumb story
Description
The tight clumps of Viola pedata are topped with pansy-like flowers in April/May
It might be beneficial to mark its location so one does not dig it up while it is dormant
followed in late spring with bronze flower spikes that rise to 2' in height
it will be tardily deciduous
Colocasia esculenta Black Coral PP 23896 Onoclea The tight clumps of ViolaWe are thrilled to offer the most incredible elephant ear yet from the breeding program of Hawaii's Dr. John Cho. Colocasia 'Black Coral' represents an amazing breeding breakthrough, forming a 3. 5' tall clump of very glossy, jet black leaves with heavy corrugation. We originally tossed around the name "Exxon Valdez," since it looks like someone covered the leaves in crude oil amazing! We have had this on trial since 2007 and I guarantee that visitors