Colocasia Leucocasia gigantea Survivor Yellow/Gold Foliage Plants seedlings are not a problem

seedlings are not a problem from Zone 7b north

(aka: Amorphophallus odoratus) Similar to Amorphophallus yunnanensis

the 3' flower spikes of Kniphofia rooperi emerge in August and continue through October

Flowering is followed by the emergence of the narrow

The green-hooded pitchers with "white windows" in the back of the hood are identical to the species except for the size

Colocasia Leucocasia gigantea Survivor Yellow/Gold Foliage Plants seedlings are not a problemThanks to Alabama collector extraordinaire Hayes Jackson for sharing this winter hardy form of Leucocasia (formerly Colocasia) gigantea that we named 'Survivor'. In rich, moist soils, it easily reached 8' tall x 9' wide. Leucocasia gigantea 'Survivor' has also returned in our Zone 7b garden without mulch since 1999. Resembling an alocasia, the 6' tall grey petioles (stalks) hold the large, silver veined, grey green leaves outright. When the plants