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Alocasia odora - Giant Upright Elephant Ear

ELEPHANT EARS ~ ENORMOUS FOLIAGE! Striking foliage with large, deep green upright leaves provides for a dramatic effect in a container or the garden. Grow in moist soil .

Hardiness Zone: 9-10 elsewhere dig and store for the winter
Height: 48-72 inches
Months of Bloom: May to Frost
Light: Part sun
Bulb Size: 9-11 inches

Publisher: Hirt's Gardens

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