If they're too big for the house or have been planted in the garden, leave them outdoors until the first frost turns their foliage brown, then cut plants down to 6 inches tall and dig them up. Rinse ...

Do you live in a region that's prone to drought and dry air? These are humidity-loving plants you shouldn't attempt to grow ...

Brenner shows a border of elephant ears ... any that start to rot. Plant outdoors and fertilize when the soil has warmed up ...

Dreaming of a beach vacation? My guess is you're picturing a palm tree. Fantasizing about life on a remote island? You're ...

Dreaming of a beach vacation? My guess is you’re picturing a palm tree. Fantasizing about life on a remote island? You’re ...

Elephant ears, or taro, is a tropical plant that can survive a light frost only; a true freeze will kill the tuber. Simply ...

Nothing conjures up the feeling of the tropics like giant, lush-leaved plants, and if you live in ... If you bought potted elephant ears (Colocasia), cannas or caladiums, bring the pots inside ...