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The Latin name supposedly stemmed from Christopher Columbus mistaking it for black pepper and therefore penning it as "Pimenta" from the Spanish word for Pepper
It's a self-pollinator that ripens in late July until late fall
Wisteria can be trained to grow against a wall
Only fully ripe berries should be eaten
Maui Gold Elephant Ear - Colocasia Ginger The Latin name supposedly stemmedWith its clumping habit, the Maui Gold will fill in spaces in your garden with its striking chartreuse leaves and ivory stems. This Colocasia is quick and easy to grow. Please note that elephant ears will showcase their unique attributes like black leaves, ruffled edges etc. when they are mature. Average mature height: 4 6 feet Light: Full to part sun Soil: Prefers plenty of water. Does well in boggy areas. Zones: 7b 11
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