Alocasia odora California Callirhoe but is very tolerant of

but is very tolerant of extended dry periods

followed by stalks of red fruit in mid-spring before going summer dormant

With the huge number of plants we've grown over the years

Nothoscordum sellowianum makes a small clump of tiny

Alocasia odora California Callirhoe but is very tolerant ofAlocasia odora is a smaller version of both Alocasia odora and Alocasia macrorrhizos that hails from Myanmar (Burma). For us, Alocasia odora 'California' forms a fast offsetting 4' tall plant that dies to the ground each winter, but in more tropical climates forms a thick above ground trunk, which supports the upright held 2' long, scalloped edged leaves. Slightly moist, but well drained soils and part sun seems to grow the best plants. Although most