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Hibiscus coccineus
It was first described in 1985 by botanist Scott Zona
in Austin County
The small clumps are topped with 1' tall spikes of yellow daisies
Colocasia esculenta Pharaohs Mask PP 33772 Tiarella Hibiscus coccineusColocasia 'Pharaoh's Mask' is a fascinating Colocasia esculenta hybrid, created by Kentucky's Brian Williams. This unique elephant ear forms a 3' tall specimen with glossy olive green leaves, each highlighted by dramatically raised dark purple leaf veins. Colocasia 'Pharaoh's Mask' forms a loose clump that propagates by short rhizomes. The plant supply is very short due to propagation issues, so our supply is very limited.
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