One of the most dynamic foliage plants on the market today, Caladiums come in a wide range of colors and patterns sure to please any garden lover. These shade-loving foliage plants feature large leaves adorned with bright hues, such as pink, light and dark green, red, white and cream. One of the best ways to show off a shady area is to plant a number of these brilliant Caladiums in its midst. The result is a striking, light-filled garden site that draws the eye and completes any professional design. Due to its tropical origins, Caladiums should be lifted in fall in zones 3-8. But with proper storage, they can be replanted in the springtime for years to come.
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