I have some extra taro bulbs(Colocasia esculenta) left over from this years planting maybe 10-15 lbs left. It's the common one that you can find in the supermarket. They are green leaf with some reddish and some green stem, don't know which is which bulb. They grow about 3'-5' tall, not sure of variety but my parent's grows them for the bulbs/corm/tuber and stem/leaf to sell at their farmer's market. These are the edible type so the whole plant can be use in cooking. They may not be very colorful like the more ornamental colorful ones, but still make very tropical and attractive look added to any landscape. They are free, but I would be interested in trading for some dwarf papaya seedling/plant. You would just have to pay shipping postage. Let me know if you're interested, i've already got some takers from the other forums so let me know.
p.s. one bulb will multiply to tons of little plants in no time(same season planted)
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