Waikiki Elephant ... Ears. Waikiki forms a compact mound about three feet tall and wide. Growing conditions: It likes full to part sun and moist soil. Hardiness. It's winter hardy to about 15 degrees.

Georgia's ecosystem is beautiful, diverse, and sometimes deadly. Here are six plants to avoid if you find them in your yard ...

These plants are also known to attract pests and are prone to infestations. The plant's sap can attract aphids, and its large leaves make a comfortable home for mealybugs. Elephant ear (Colocasia ...

Despite this plant’s best efforts to ward off berry eaters, animals like sparrows, wild turkeys, pocket mice, and moles enjoy snacking on black nightshade leaves or dark ripe berries. Though its ...

They can completely engulf neighboring plants," she adds. Elephant ear plants grow wide enough to challenge dahlias for precious space and resources. "Elephant ear leaves can reach up to 5 to 6 ...

Mirrors serve as perfect instruments to redirect sunlight towards your indoor plants. Hang mirrors opposite windows so that they reflect natural light into the darker corners of the room where ...

A mix of impatiens, hostas and other plants help create a whimsical vignette in Gaylord Stauffer's backyard. Stauffer's garden will be one of seven featured in the Friends of the Grout Historic Houses ...