With pesky bugs, you can use an insecticide, but rotted tubers need to be discarded. In the spring, your bulbs can be planted again so you can enjoy your beautiful elephant ear plants. If you ...

"Elephant ear" is a common name for several plant genuses within the Araceae family, including Colocasia, Alocasia, and Xanthosoma. If you're a plant lover, you may have been drawn in by elephant ...

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 ...

The elephant ear plant (Alocasia macrorrhizos ... Your money plant (Epipremnum aureum) is badly infested with scale insects, a type of sap-sucking pest. Over time, it may weaken and deteriorate.

Is it a case of sheltered location (next to or near the foundation or driveway) and full sun, or did I mis-ID the plant? Picture attached. — T.J. Lama, Hellertown A: Elephant ears, both ...

Besides having a fun name, elephant ear is a plant that's easy to love. It's a cinch to take care of, grows back year after year in warm climates, and has an eye-catching look—gigantic leaves ...

Elephant’s ears offer some of the boldest foliage you could ever want in a garden. Huge, heart-shaped leaves come in black, purple, emerald green, chartreuse, yellow, or a mix of colors. The mammoth ...

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 ...