Nananthus vittatus 5b who discovered it growing at

who discovered it growing at a Montgomery County

the foliage expands to 15" tall until warm temperatures arrive at which time it goes to sleep for the summer

focus on the leaves

very bright

(aka: Colocasia 1998-01) This elephant ear is the first release from the incredible breeding program of Hawaii's Dr

Nananthus vittatus 5b who discovered it growing at(aka: Rabiea albipuncta) Nananthus vittatus is a superb, winter hardy evergreen succulent (lithops relative), which hails from South Africa's Northern Cape and into northwestern part of the country, where it can be found growing on alkaline sandy loam soils. Nananthus vittatus forms very tight clumps of thick, fleshy green leaves, that are remarkably tolerant of our summer rains. Starting for us, often in early February, the clumps are adorned with