Colocasia esculenta Pink China Hesperoyucca only discovered in 2004 and

only discovered in 2004 and then named and described in 2006

so that it won't get lost

The clumps are topped with stalks of pink flowers in September and October

This wonderful Mexican native spider lily was virtually unknown since it was originally named in 1884 and thought to be extinct

The leaf backs emerge a dazzling cinnamon-red

Colocasia esculenta Pink China Hesperoyucca only discovered in 2004 andThis introduction from Kentucky's Brian Williams is the hardiest elephant ear in his trials, with tubers left on top of the ground surviving outdoors in Kentucky. We have heard unverified reports of hardiness in warmer Zone 5, but we'll believe it when we see temperature documentation. Regardless of the hardiness, C. 'Pink China' makes an attractive 4' tall clump that spreads rapidly by rhizomes to create a large patch. The green leaves are held atop