‘Red Flash’ Fancy Leaf Caladium, Caladium Red Flash, Red and Green Foliage
‘Red Flash’ Fancy Leaf Caladium, Caladium Red Flash, Red and Green Foliage, Garden
‘Red Flash’ Fancy Leaf Caladium, Caladium Red Flash, Red and Green Foliage, Container
‘Red Flash’ Fancy Leaf Caladium, Caladium Red Flash, Red and Green Foliage
‘Red Flash’ Fancy Leaf Caladium, Caladium Red Flash, Red and Green Foliage, Garden
‘Red Flash’ Fancy Leaf Caladium, Caladium Red Flash, Red and Green Foliage, Container
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Red Flash Caladium
SKU: AM018066
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Overview
The large multi-colored leaves of ‘Red Flash’ Fancy Leaf Caladium add lush, long-lasting, tropical color to the shade garden. Each heart-shaped, olive green leaf is painted with a burst of red veining and a splattering of pink freckles that respond with vigor as summer’s heat and humidity build. An exotic foliage accent that’s sure to attract attention – particularly in your containers, beds and borders! (Caladium)
key features
Botanical Name
Caladium Red Flash
Advantages
Deer Resistant, Easy To Grow, Container Planting
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, Full Shade
Soil Moisture
Average, Moist / Wet
Mature Height
12-24" tall
Bulb Spacing
5 per sq ft
Bloom Time
Foliage interest all season
SKU
AM018066
Description
(12-24” tall x 24” wide), ‘Red Flash’ Fancy Leaf Caladium is sure to please. Each heart-shaped, olive green leaf is painted with a burst of red veining and a splattering of pink freckles – responding with vigor as summer’s heat and humidity get under way. Plant tubers of ‘Red Flash’ caladium in the late spring when evening temperatures are steadily above 65F. Choose a rich, moisture-retentive soil in a shady to partly-shady location. Feed ‘Red Flash’ Caladiums regularly with a balanced fertilizer for vigorous growth. Gardeners can treat ‘Red Flash’ like an annual in the fall, or can choose to dig the tubers before a hard freeze and store in a dark location between 55-60F in vermiculite or sawdust. Once potted back up in the spring, bottom heat will encourage the tubers to re-sprout and get a jump on their summer growth.
