Colocasia esculenta Black Runner Insect Attracting Plants flowering-sized seedlings from our original

flowering-sized seedlings from our original collection in Rankin County

We have found that Thelypteris 'Green Shag' takes full sun as well as light shade

means lead-like

The green spathe (top of the pitcher) curls upwards at the tip

The result is a vigorous easy-to-grow plant that combines the best characteristics of both parents

Colocasia esculenta Black Runner Insect Attracting Plants flowering-sized seedlings from our originalColocasia 'Black Runner' is a first cousin and probably a mutation of the popular Colocasia Black Magic. Colocasia 'Black Runner' makes a stunning 4. 5' tall x 6' wide clump with 2' long leaves that emerge more of a black purple than Colocasia 'Black Magic'. Its leaf edges are also much more ruffled than its cousin. The biggest difference, however, is the black, snake like runners creeping along the ground, pegging into moist soil every few inches and