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June Bride Caladium, also known as Angel Wings, leaves close up
June Bride Caladium, also known as Angel Wings, leaves close up
 
June Bride Caladium, also known as Angel Wings, leaves close up
June Bride Caladium, also known as Angel Wings, leaves close up
June Bride Caladium, also known as Angel Wings, leaves close up
 
June Bride Caladium, also known as Angel Wings, leaves close up
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June Bride Caladium

SKU: AM020282
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Overview
As summer’s heat grows, the delicate leaves of 'June Bride' Caladium infuse shady spaces with light, energizing containers and adding striking contrast to surrounding foliage and flowers. The large white heart-shaped leaves of 'June Bride' are edged with deep green and occasionally blushed with rosy pink, emphasizing the romantic nature of this gorgeous foliage plant.
key features
Botanical Name
Caladium
Growing Zones
Zone 2, Zone 3, Zone 4, Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9, Zone 10
Advantages
Deer Resistant, Easy To Grow, Container Planting
Light Requirements
Half Sun / Half Shade, Full Shade
Mature Height
12-24" tall
SKU
AM020282

Description

A fancy leaf Caladium for shade or part-shade, 'June Bride' Caladium moves beyond all-white cultivars with the addition of fine green edges and gentle green veins that slowly suffuse to a white center. Occasionally, a rosy blush appears as the leaf matures. Caladiums can tolerate up to four hours of gentle sun each day, provided it isn’t punishing afternoon sun which can burn the leaves. Caladiums are ideal for pots, baskets, and patio containers, where their fast-growing foliage makes a statement; they can also be used as groundcovers in the warmest climates. Caladiums are heat lovers and strong growth will occur as heat builds. Plant bulbs 1-2 inches under fertile, moist soil after soil has warmed and well past the chance of frost.

Caladiums are perennial in zones 9-10; in cooler zones, you can lift and store the bulbs in a cool, dry location for the winter, then re-plant them in spring. Harmful if ingested.