Alocasia Dark Star PP 29870 Cryptomeria that could easily double as

that could easily double as a small tree

spread via stolons to form a lovely deciduous groundcover

a 2013 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction

the clumps are topped in May and June with 2' tall floral spikes of terminal dark purple flowers

Alocasia Dark Star PP 29870 Cryptomeria that could easily double asAlocasia 'Dark Star' is a superb 2016 LariAnn Garner introduction, from her cross of Alocasia odora and Alocasia 'Imperial Dark'. The result is an amazing specimen that we've trialed since 2020, with great success. For us, it forms a large, impressive clump to 6' tall by the end of the growing season, with the giant foliage held on shiny black stems. So far, our plants have survived 11 F degrees, dying back to the ground. In the colder end of its