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Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
 
Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
 
Red & White Caladium Mix
Red & White Caladium Mix
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Red & White Caladium Mix

SKU: AM021231
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Overview
Drum up the drama with our Red & White Caladium Mix, with dashes of white to soften high-contrast red and green foliage. The mix includes three red-leaved and two white-leaved Caladiums. Caladium loves growing in warm, moist shade but also thrives in sunny spots. Plant together to brighten your porch or entryway. Bringing in a pot of Caladium to match your red and green holiday decor.
key features
Botanical Name
Caladium
Advantages
Easy To Grow, Striking Foliage, Mass Plantings, Container Planting, Small Spaces, Rain Gardens
Growing Zones
Zone 3, Zone 4, Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9, Zone 10, Zone 11
Hardiness Zone
Zone 8, Zone 9, Zone 10, Zone 11
Annual in colder zones
Light Requirements
Half Sun / Half Shade
Soil Moisture
Average, Moist / Wet
Bulb Spacing
5 per sq ft
SKU
AM021231

Description

Our Red & White Caladium Mix features dashes of white to soften high-contrast reds and greens. Caladiums are famous for eye-catching foliage that is perfect for flower pots, shade gardens, and patio planters.Brilliant colors and large heart-shaped leaves offer season-long color with a tropical touch.

In their native range, Caladium they grow in the shade of the rainforest floor and along riverbeds. They're very easy to grow as long as they have warm soil. Some gardeners will start bulbs indoors, while others choose to plant outside once soil temperatures have warmed up. (Planting in cold soil will stunt your Caladiums).

If you are growing Caladium in colder zones, they can be grown as annuals or brought indoors for the winter. Caladiums can be grown as houseplants in large containers with lots of water and added humidity.