Description
‘Aaron’ caladium brightens shady spaces with heart-shaped green leaves marked by crisp white centers and veining. This foliage plant brings a clean, tropical look to porch planters, mixed containers, and sheltered garden beds.
Growing ‘Aaron’ Caladium
Give it partial to full shade and loose, organically rich soil that drains well. Keep the soil evenly moist during active growth, but avoid leaving the roots waterlogged. In Alabama, protect the leaves from strong afternoon sun, which can scorch them during hot weather. Feed lightly about once a month in spring and summer while the plant is actively growing.
Mature size: Approximately 12–24 inches tall and wide. Winter care: Caladiums are tropical plants; in colder parts of Alabama, bring container plants inside or lift and store dormant tubers before freezing weather.
