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Amorphophallus bulbifer
This easy to grow aroid likes full to half sun with well draining soils, hardy down to 0C. in winter bring into a frost free environment.
Arisaema consanguineum
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Want to get into arisaema but don't know where to start? This is it, a really nice rewarding species thats also easy to grow! This species likes full to half shade with well draining soils, fully hardy.
Colocasia esculenta 'Burgundy Stem'
This easy to grow perennial plant likes full to half sun with well draining soils, hardy down to 0C in winter bring into a frost free environment.
Zantedeschia aethiopica 'Hercules'
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The big one, this form of Zantedeschia is not normal, it can reach 6ft tall with getting close to 1m long flower spikes! it likes full to half sun with a moist but well draining soil, its hardy down to 0C most likely more but untested.
Alocasia macrorrhiza
This plant gets huge leaves with bright cream flowers. Hardy down to 5C this plant likes full to half sun with well draining soils.
Colocasia esculenta 'Pink China'
This easy to grow perennial species likes full sun with well draining soils, hardy down to -2/3C.
Colocasia 'Black Magic'
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This easy to grow colocasia likes full to half sun with well draining soil, if you can give them 20C+ then they can be grown as marginal plants in summer. Hardy down to 4C.
Arisarum proboscideum
A really weird perennial plant that likes full to half sun with a well draining soil, fully hardy.
Alocasia odora
A large leaved perennial that likes full to half sun with a well draining soils, hardy down to 5C
Colocasia esculenta
A easy to grow plant that likes full to half sun with well draining soils, hardy down to 5C. In winter bring into a frost free environment and keep on the dry side.
Colocasia esculenta 'Blue Hawaii'
This amazing plant that, in the right conditions grows very very quickly! It likes full to half sun with a well draining soil. if you can provide tempratures over 20 C then it can be grown as a marginal plant, especially in summer. Most are hardy down to 0C and can be lifted and kept on the dry side in winter.
