About Elephant Ear
One of these plants has been popping up every July in a shady Northfield, Minnesota, garden since 2018 and is even multiplying. Leaves can reach 18” wide by 24” long. The 6–12” flower is similar to a Jack-in-the-pulpit flower but its wavy-edged burgundy hood enclosed a purple-black “Jack.” The mother plant becomes surrounded by a crowd of one-leafed babies. Also known as Chinese Jack-in-the-pulpit. Syn. Sauromatum giganteum.
About Voodoo Lily
From the Himalayas and southern India.
Pot Size & Price
4-in. pot
$10.00
Height
20"
Sunlight Exposure
Partial Sun
shade
Catalog
U081
Plant Traits
Poisonous
