With their bold colors and tropical charm, caladiums (Caladium bicolor) may seem destined for a single summer — but a little winter TLC can keep these beauties coming back year after year. Caladiums' ...

Indoor growing time lapse of caladiums from bulbs to plants. The caladium bulbs were randomly chosen from a mixed-varieties ...

CALADIUM CARE: Evaluate caladium plantings. When the plants begin to look tired and less attractive and about two-thirds of the leaves have fallen over, it’s time to dig the tubers. Caladiums may ...

Caladiums are also available pre-sprouted in 4- to 6-inch pots, and they will provide immediate color in the landscape. Pre-sprouted caladium bulbs should be planted with the top of the root ball ...

Caladiums prefer warm temperatures between 65°F and 75°F (18°C to 24°C). Keep them away from cold drafts or air conditioners Repot caladiums every year or two to ensure they have enough space for ...

Our Florida expert offers tips and ideas for you. Caladium leaves can be shaped like hearts, arrows, or lances in color combinations of red, pink, rose, white, chartreuse, and green. The brilliant ...

Now that you have those caladiums purchased from the Pilot Club of St. Augustine, it's time to think about planting the bulbs. Colorful caladiums are easy to grow and take care of and work well in ...

Troublesome garden areas where shade is a problem can be turned into dramatic features in the home landscape with colorful caladium and begonias, versatile plants easily grown from bulblike tubers.

When asked to name my favorite plant I often say “Caladiums,” if I’m not currently enamored of some other species at the time. Caladiums (Caladium x hortulanum) have been my most consistent number one ...

The multi-colored foliage of caladiums brighten the dark, moist areas of gardens where blooming flowers may not grow as well. Caladium heart-shaped leaves of green, white, red and pink can be grown in ...