Description for Elephant Creeper, Vidhara, Samudrasokha Plant height: 19 - 29 inches Plant spread: 4 - 6 inches Elephant Creeper is a giant climber which grows up to a height of 8-9 meters. It is one of the native vines of India and is well known all across the land. The creeper has big broad leaves that look like the ears of an elephant. Thus, it is named as the elephant creeper. Common name(s): wooly morning glory, Hawaiian baby woodrose, silky elephant glory, samudra bel. Flower colours: rose to purple in color. Bloom time: July-December, March-April. Max reachable height: 0.5 to 3ft. Difficulty to grow: easy to grow Planting and care The deep planting encourages the developing stem to send out roots to help stabilize the plant and perhaps eliminate the need for staking. Also, deep planting keeps lily bulbs cool when temperatures soar. Sunlight: Partial Shade Soil: well-drained soil