The storms come and go here in So Florida but my Caladium
plants in the front yard are looking quite nice and are as happy as can be.
I love the look of the leaves and the wonderful red/burgundy color they have produced.
I guess they like soggy soil and lots of shade under the old Oak tree.
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how incredible these leaves are - such coloration! nice garden
is that what they are called - Caladium? I never knew that. another good thing about blogging, you get to learn something new with every visit.
hope you have a great day.
They are beautiful. Add some closeups of them. I miss them as they don't grow in Holland. They always made my Texas summers seem cool. xo Jenny
They do look beautiful and so does this tall flowering plants behind them...I think it's a ginger???
WOW!! What a spectacular "POP" of color! Just beautiful........
One of these days I'm going to plant some around a tree in our front yard. They do love shade!!
multi colored leaves are really something
lamb's wool
Your caladiums are just gorgeous!
WOW! They are striking! Beautiful :)
They're so pretty!
your Caladiums are so pretty.
Now that people are starting to get some rain, including us...things are starting to 'green up'!
I'm thinking before next year, a fence in the front is in order!
Yes! to keep those chickens out of the pretties!
Pat
they ARE pretty!!
thanks for linking up to Fishtail Cottage's garden party! Your Caladiums are amazing & so big. i tried growing them once (a few years ago) but had no luck - slugs loved them. Enjoy yours! xoxo, tracie
what a pretty display!!! I can only grow these in my house or greenhouse...it is far to chilly here for them! lol
I thank you so much for linking in this week. It is an honor to host Friday's Flaunt and meet new friends and visit the regulars (who are like old friends) who share. I always feel so privelaged to know that inspiration is just a click away when need a bit of a boost for my spirits! It is a pleasure to tour and see all the gorgeous blooms...landscaping and ideas that all the participants share, and I appreciate each and every link and comment! I have shared your post today with my facebook page for Tootsie Time. I hope you will link in again soon!
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I've always loved the intense coloring on caladiums! Never been able to grow them, though!
You seem to have quite a green thumb!
Thank you for sharing it with us.
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