Caladium Bulbs

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Caladiums for Sale from K. van Bourgondien Unique and vibrant gardens start with top varieties and quality tubers, bulbs and bareroots. K. van Bourgondien has a long history of offering high-quality products at a fair price—and our caladium bulbs for sale feature a variety of colorful choices. The brightly colored, intricately veined and variegated foliage is sure to brighten shade gardens and container plantings . You can count on us to deliver top-quality caladium bulbs to your door. How to Grow Caladium Bulbs When growing caladium bulbs, keep three things in mind: Caladiums are tender tubers, meaning they don't like the cold weather. Wait to plant them until all chance of spring frost has passed. In most parts of the country, they can't be overwintered outdoors. Gardeners living in zones 3-8 will have to lift the tubers in the fall, store their caladium bulbs indoors in the winter and plant them again in the spring. Caladiums are shade plants . Direct and prolonged sunlight can scorch their leaves. Some caladium varieties will tolerate some direct sunlight, while others prefer lots of shade. When considering varieties, take into account their light requirements. Caladium plants like well-drained soil. If planting in containers, make sure the containers have adequate drainage holes. If planting into the ground, make sure the soil drains well. Caladiums look great in mixed containers and mixed perennial beds. They can also be planted under trees and between shrubs. Some gardeners plant several of the same variety for a swath of color. You can also plant caladiums in containers and bring the containers indoors during cooler weather. Caladiums grow nicely indoors and are gorgeous houseplants. For more information on caladiums, read our Planting and Growing Caladiums blog. When to Plant Caladium Bulbs Because they're tender perennials, caladium bulbs should not be planted directly into the ground until after the danger of spring frost has passed. If you live in a more