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Caladium White Queen
Brighten shaded areas with this eye-catching caladium. Caladium White Queen features large, white, heart-shaped leaves with green margins and bright red veining. Whether edging a shaded walkway or in mixed container plantings, this colorful shade-loving plant is sure to stand out. Because they are tender plants that don't handle the cold, many gardeners plant them in pots indoors and then move them outdoors after the danger of spring frost has passed. They also add color and charm to a conservatory or warm sun porch during winter. If not in zones 10-11, dig before frost, dry and store the bulbs in a warm, dry frost-free place.
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Caladium White Queen
Caladium White Queen
Brighten shaded areas with this eye-catching caladium. Caladium White Queen features large, white, heart-shaped leaves with green margins and bright red veining. Whether edging a shaded walkway or in mixed container plantings, this colorful shade-loving plant is sure to stand out. Because they are tender plants that don't handle the cold, many gardeners plant them in pots indoors and then move them outdoors after the danger of spring frost has passed. They also add color and charm to a conservatory or warm sun porch during winter. If not in zones 10-11, dig before frost, dry and store the bulbs in a warm, dry frost-free place.
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Brighten shaded areas with this eye-catching caladium. Caladium White Queen features large, white, heart-shaped leaves with green margins and bright red veining. Whether edging a shaded walkway or in mixed container plantings, this colorful shade-loving plant is sure to stand out. Because they are tender plants that don't handle the cold, many gardeners plant them in pots indoors and then move them outdoors after the danger of spring frost has passed. They also add color and charm to a conservatory or warm sun porch during winter. If not in zones 10-11, dig before frost, dry and store the bulbs in a warm, dry frost-free place.
