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Caladiums are great houseplants and garden shade plants. They add décor to any garden area, thanks to their bright foliage and large leaves. When grouped together, they look like they are in full bloom though only their leaves dominate the show. Though growing caladiums can be a hands-down job for experienced gardeners, it is not [...]

Caladiums are tropical plants that are grown for their bright and colorful foliage. Although plants of the Amazon basin, they grow fast as houseplants and fit well into summer beds, borders, shade and humid places.
Caladium – Plant Information: Caladiums are one of the most common plants grown all over the world. As they are of [...]

Caladiums sport some potential problems to gardeners. Some of them are soil-related while a few others are weather and pests related. Whatever be the problems, caladiums can be grown successfully if adhered to a proper planting, watering and storing process (during winter). A few of the potential, cankerous problems in caladium cultivation are:
1. Tuber Rotting: [...]

Caladiums are a special treat to any garden or summer flower bed. As tropical foliage plants, they accentuate your growing zone’s beauty with a riot of colors. They grow well in shaded areas, containers, hanging baskets, borders, flower beds and even indoors.
Caladiums invigorate any landscape with their bright hues of red, pink, green and white. [...]

White Caladiums, like the red ones, are instant eye-catchers. With white leaves characterized by mostly green accents, white caladiums stand out of the crowd, enhancing the beauty of even the other plants in your garden. The white color on the leaves indicate the age of the caladium bulb, soil fertility and fertilizer used for caladium [...]

Caladium leaves offer a great combination of color, texture and beauty when planted in shady gardens, near flower beds or foliage gardens. They are vibrant under the sun, contributing brilliant hues to make your garden attractive and exotic during summer months. However, there comes a time when even the brightest Caladium plants have to be [...]