I grew Eddoes a few years back and they did really well, plus they make stunning plants to look at, really tropical. Unfortunately I lost my plants, tubers when I forgot to bring them in to overwinter, they do need winter protection or lifting and bringing the corms/tubers (not quite sure which they are?) inside.
I doubt I'd know the difference between eddoes or taro just by looking as they both seem very similar although eddoe plants are meant to be a little more tolerant of cooler weather. I recently put a few eddoe tubers in a bowl with some compost to sprout in the house. Already I've got some baby shoots just starting

I doubt I'd know the difference between eddoes or taro just by looking as they both seem very similar although eddoe plants are meant to be a little more tolerant of cooler weather. I recently put a few eddoe tubers in a bowl with some compost to sprout in the house. Already I've got some baby shoots just starting

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