Perennials: Other Perennials

Aaron Caladium

The Caladium Aaron, `Caladium Aaron,' has impressive foliage that is white with some dark green edging. This is one of the largest Caladiums, and the white centered leaves make a strong statement in any location. The plants will grow to a height of twenty inches, and have a spread of twelve to eighteen inches. Aaron should be planted in a full shade to partial sun location in a well-drained soil. The colors of the foliage are most showy from July through frost. It should be planted in containers for a patio, window boxes or straight into a perennial garden.

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