Caladium
Caladiums are excellent foliage plants for adding color to shady areas. This type of flower not only looks great in pots and hanging baskets, but they also brighten up shady areas. The leaves have vibrant midribs, contrasting borders, and mottled, veined, and striped patterns in a variety of green, white, pink, rose, and/or red colors. Plant them under palms for a splash of ground-level color, or incorporate them into bedding and patio displays for a full-blown jungle vibe. They readily establish what appears to be a professionally arranged planting scheme wherever they are placed, forming bushy mounds of heart-shaped leaves.
Common name: Caladium, elephant ears
Botanical name: Caladium
Family: Araceae
Plant type: Tropical perennial
Hardiness zones: 9 - 11 (USDA)
Mature size: 12 - 30 in. tall, 12 - 24 in. wide
Bloom time: Spring, Summer, Fall
Native area: Central America, South America
Toxicity: Toxic to people and pets

Caladium “Candidum”

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Miss Muffet Caladium

Caladium “White Queen”

Gingerland Caladium

Candidum Jr. Caladium

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Rosebud Pink Caladium

Florida Sweetheart Caladium

Carolyn Whorton Caladium

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