2011 - PURPLE TARO
10/2/11 - Kevin took a run to David's to drop off his two cases of metal drill bits from Marlton Pike. David installed the standing board onto his mower and I brought back a baby Taro to experiment with and try to keep alive over the winter.
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9/1/12 - This is the end of the Purple Taro saga. It survived the winter in my house and survived the summer at David's. This
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5/19/12 - It got transported to Maryland and later in the day it got planted. I won't be overwintering it again. :o)
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5/19/12 - I've had the Taro outside for a week or so to harden off. It didn't get sunburned, but I also kept it in part shade.
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5/19/12 - It took me a long time to get the watering down on this one. It paid off and the plant rewarded me by setting off sho
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5/19/12 - The Taro is going back to David's today. Whew! I barely managed to keep it alive!
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3/3/12 - Mouse Ear Taro - Leaves keep getting smaller. The inset shows a baby off-shoot of the Taro with two leaves.
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12/19/11 - It's hanging on - barely. Am wondering if I'll be able to keep it going till warmer weather and more light.
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11/5/11 - All the original leaves dried up and fell off. Finally got the knack of the water requirement (*WET*) and it started
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10/2/11 - Kevin took a run to David's to drop off his two cases of metal drill bits from Marlton Pike and I brought back a baby
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