Graptophyllum pictum 'Chocolate' is a tender perennial to 1½ ft. tall. Glossy, oval, dark chocolate leaves are splashed down the center with an irregular band of caramel cream; stems are pink. Especially showy in a glazed chocolate brown pot. Sun or part shade. Zones 23 and 24; annual elsewhere.
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