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huachucensis 'Excelsior' started its life as a seedling from California's Excelsior Gardens around 1967 and was first commercialized in the 1980s by Nature's Curiosity Shop
but visitors who see it in flower don't leave without one
and either clay or sandy soils are fine
drought-tolerant rock garden (high class) or ditchbank (lower class) groundcover is topped with round flowers
Mike crossed his voluptuous Agave ovatifolia with pollen from an unsuspecting Agave flexispina
Colocasia Leucocolocasia Black Goblet Ruscus huachucensis 'Excelsior' started its lifexLeucocolocasia 'Black Goblet' is a new elephant ear hybrid from Hans Hansen's work at Walters Gardens, resulting from a cross of Colocasia esculenta and Leucocasia (formerly Colocasia) gigantea. xLeucocolocasia 'Black Goblet' forms a 5. 5' tall x 4' wide tight clump, composed of dark black leaves that are cupped to hold water during rain events. In our trials, x Leucocolocasia 'Black Goblet' has survived winter temps of 7 9 degrees F, but is late to