Colocasia Coffee Cups Part Sun to Shade the leaves are an attractive

the leaves are an attractive glaucous-grey which is typical of this species

Each dainty-looking flower is highlighted by a dramatic yellow throat and adjacent purple markings

is that the solid white center does not fade all growing season

tetraploid version of the popular Brugmansia 'Sunset'

It is presumed to be a cross involving Zephyranthes candida and Zephyranthes citrina (actually Zephyranthes 'Ajax' probably backcrossed to Zephyranthes candida)

Colocasia Coffee Cups Part Sun to Shade the leaves are an attractiveColocasia 'Coffee Cups' was discovered in the wild by Indonesian botanist Gregory Hambali and brought to the US by aroid expert, the late Alan Galloway. Colocasia 'Coffee Cups' makes a stunning 6' tall clump of Colocasia 'Fontanesii' like leaves (glossy olive green) with a dark purple black stem. The unique feature is the dramatic leaf cupping, even more dramatic than Colocasia 'Big Dipper'. As the leaf fills with water, the stem gives enough for the