Caladium garden

Growing Caladiums |

Caladiums are tropical foliage plants that come in an array of bright, variegated colors. Learn how to plant and grow these beauties now on Gardener’s Path.

My idea of a great summer weekend is spending 10 or 15 hours in the garden. But I know not everyone feels the same, and that includes...

Caladiums are fun, tropical-looking annuals for the heat and drought of the Central Great Plains. They grow in sun or shade.

Do Caladiums Come Back

Here in the Pacific Northwest, caladiums are considered a rather exotic houseplant that can vacation outside on the shady summer patio but are not your ‘mainstream’ summer annual. In fa…

Discover the secrets to growing stunning caladium plants in your garden or home! 🌿🌺 Learn about the best planting techniques, soil requirements, watering tips, and more to ensure your caladiums thrive. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, this guide will help you create a vibrant display of colorful foliage.

Grown from bulbs, not seed or slips, you should plant your bulbs when outdoor temperatures reach at least 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 degrees Celsius).

For vibrant caladium house plant displays or stunning caladium garden landscapes, follow these caladium care indoor and outdoor tips. From bulbs in pots over winter to bringing plants inside for winter, create a beautiful look with caladiums in pots.

white caladium and maidenhair fern-I mix these plants together on a shady terrace in our garden at home-also try white double impatiens in the mix!

Caladiums do well in the shady, sub-tropical yards of Texas and the Gulf South because they originated in the shady tropical forests of Amazon Basin in South America. While these beautiful foliage…

The caladium is most commonly known for being the elephant ear plant found in most gardens. The leaves of the caladium are broad, flat, and look remarkably like an elephant’s ear. With roughly seven species, these plants can grow to be anywhere from 15 to 35 inches tall and with leaves as broad as 18 […]

This Caladium plant care guide will help you get beautiful houseplants. Caladiums are tropical perennials that are native to South America. There are..

I L.O.V.E. caladiums! Unfortunately, my front yard where I want to plant them gets a lot of sun, which from my experience isn't the ideal thing for caladiums. I tried Florida Cardinals last year, but even those couldn't take the sun the front yard gets. Any suggestions for caladium look-alikes that can take the sun? I'm thinking coleus. Anything else?

This is the secret!!!!! For beautiful caladiums 💚. carmenjohnstongardens · Original audio

This complete plant care guide is designed to teach you everything you need to know about caladium plant care. It includes information on light, soil, water, fertilizer, temperature, pruning and so much more, so you’ll feel confident each step of the way. Learn how to grow caladium plants in pots indoors or in your garden and landscaping.