Colocasia esculenta Black Marble Southwest Europe on 2' tall glaucous stems

on 2' tall glaucous stems

Although it was originally introduced as Lilium 'Tinson'

grey-green leaves with a white midrib

all bets are off if you have too much winter precipitation

Northwind switchgrass also grows in both acidic and alkaline soils

Colocasia esculenta Black Marble Southwest Europe on 2' tall glaucous stems(aka: C. 'Multiflora) This Agri Starts introduction is a sport of the old favorite C. esculenta 'Burgundy Stem'. Each dark grey green leaf is highlighted by random purple black sectors and flecks. Despite the instability of the pattern, the patterning does persist throughout the entire plant. Due to this instability, C. 'Black Marble' has a high cull rate in production and will never be produced commercially in huge numbers. Enjoy them while they last.