In Georgetown, KY (Zone 6b), both elephant ears (Colocasia) and ornamental sweet potato vine (Ipomoea batatas) are tender and must be lifted.
Both need warmer storage (50–60°F) than dahlias/cannas (40–50°F). A heated basement or insulated closet works. Don't let them freeze or dry out completely.
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