Corazon Elephant Ear (Aquino) - Alocasia heterophylla Culinary SpicesYou're going to love this Alocasia with all your corazn (Spanish for heart)! This Filipino native with light green, silver hued leaves is named after the former president of the Philippines, Corazon Aquino. Please note that elephant ears' attributes become more defined as they mature. Height when mature: 1 to 3 feet Light: Bright, indirect light Soil: Rich, well drained Water: Keep moist but not soggy Zone: 9
If you're looking to add some color to your Alocasia collection
the fruit and leaves have been found to be anti-carcinogenic
Zones: Perennial 6-10 (Pomegranates love warm
The Peruvian White Guava (Psidium guajava) produces fruit about the size of a softball
Its long-lasting flowers bloom over an extended period
• Self-fertile: Yes
The Tarnok has white pitchers that contrast nicely with deep red veins
The Kadota fig produces medium
The Darrow blueberry is self-pollinating
At an average mature height of 2 to 3 feet
For honey sweet flavor
The Megalodon is a tough Alocasia that is hardy to zone 8