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most expensive elephant ear plant Hardy Elephant's Ear

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most expensive elephant ear plant Hardy Elephant's EarHardy Elephant's Ear is a striking tropical perennial that brings bold, architectural foliage to shaded gardens and bright indoor spaces. It produces large, upright, heart shaped leaves with a glossy, bright green surface, prominent sunken veins, and gently ruffled edges. While called "hardy," it typically refers to varieties that can tolerate cooler temperatures than most tropicals, but it still thrives in warm, humid conditions. It's perfect for

Hardy Elephant's Ear is a striking tropical perennial that brings bold, architectural foliage to shaded gardens and bright indoor spaces. It produces large, upright, heart-shaped leaves with a glossy, bright green surface, prominent sunken veins, and gently ruffled edges. While called "hardy," it typically refers to varieties that can tolerate cooler temperatures than most tropicals, but it still thrives in warm, humid conditions. It's perfect for adding a lush, jungle-like feel to patios, shaded borders, or as a dramatic container specimen.

  • Bold, Glossy Heart-Shaped Leaves: Features large, upright, shield-like leaves with a vivid green color and prominent veining.

  • Prefers Partial to Full Shade: Thrives in dappled sunlight or bright indirect light; direct sun can scorch the leaves.

  • Moderate Size & Upright Habit: Grows to a manageable 3-5 feet tall with leaves held elegantly aloft on sturdy stems.

  • Loves Humidity & Consistent Moisture: Prefers rich, moist (but well-draining) soil and benefits from high humidity.

  • Tropical Focal Point: Creates an instant exotic statement in containers, woodland gardens, or sheltered outdoor beds.

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MUFON vs. Stephen Greer
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How it relates- this book was once sold (now out of stock) by mufon on their website- out of the many books that could've been chosen. I see a lengthy review by an obvious Stephen Greer fan. I, too, have seen his films. I was also once a member of Mufon in which paying that membership fee allowed me the extra little bit of privilege to attend web seminars/ community zoom meetings. I participated in some of these meetings to fully feel and understand what I was paying for, honestly. I joined mufon as a Stephen Greer fan myself so I was excited to use the opportunity to ask others of their thoughts about him and his films during one of these meetings. What I got was silence and if anything, a slight scoff. He was quickly dismissed and I was left with my own conclusion. This book is like most say- very interesting. I think both the author and Stephen Greer may have some things right but but all. My first instinctive question about this book was "how does he know this?" Right out of the gate, I'm assuming it's pure sci-fi but he does provide some backstory. Well, his work is comprised of others accounts. It can be unnerving when it comes to the malevolent species. If I had to pick a side drawn from my own conclusions- it would be MUFON over Dr. Greer because if there are malevolent species, you won't catch me in the open air shining lasers and telepathically calling the closest craft to come down and visit, blindly welcoming. Some close encounters and abductees are horrified by their experience and live through a lasting trauma. If you peruse the national ufo reporting center website, you will see reports of different crafts and behavior. One could interpret this as different levels of curiosity or.....various agendas. The universe is infinite as far as we know- beyond our humanly knowledge and capabilities. We haven't even fully explored our own galaxy. If we have the ability to be malevolent at times, what human can really say there's not another life form like us? Another life form that relies on food (other life forms) for energy? We all know what can happen when we get a little hungry. We all know the greed that can came from the demand and price of natural resources. Could other species scout the Earth just as we are racing for resources on the moon? There should be no limit to possibilities so I can only stay open minded. BOTTOM LINE- 100% would recommend as a read. It's different from the others when you want a refreshing change in format. No long stories so you can pick up anywhere- almanac style. A reference guide for alien races that can be quite entertaining!
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★★★★★ 5
An interesting and fun to read book for those who are into extraterrestrial species.
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My reading interests have always been wide and varied. I love exploring scientific topics like physics, astronomy, cosmology and space travel; however, I am also curious about many other strange and unique subjects and after seeing this book (The Extraterrestrial Species Almanac: The ultimate guide to greys, reptilians, hybrids, and Nordics (MUFON) by Craig Campobasso) on Amazon I decided to purchase it. Even though I am scientific minded I have to admit to be fascinated when I started to read this tongue and cheek treatment of supposed creatures inhabiting our universe, which must be hiding from our scientists who are working for SETI. May be they should also read this book? In any case, I do like this book because it is a joy and a fun exploration of what extraterrestrials might look like. If you are interested in the unknown mysteries of outer space and what an alien race might look like, what their philosophy might be, and whether they are friendly to we earthlings or not, this book will provide that information as long as you keep in mind that it is a “tongue in cheek” evaluation. I also found the illustrations of our space brothers and sisters kind of interesting and unique. This volume is organized into 6 parts covering human extraterrestrial races, zeta humans, (greys and more), animal and insect races, notable hybrid races, reptilians, and other extraterrestrials. Rating: 5 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Tactical Principles of the most effective Combative Systems).
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