Caladium 'Carolyn Wharton' Really Rare Restock Often grafted onto a Euphorbia

Often grafted onto a Euphorbia neriifolia to show off its undulating

Cissus discolor is a climbing vine that thrives when given a trellis or support

A rare unidentified species of Rhodospatha

This habitat means the plant is adapted to indirect light

The white sections of an Albo leaf contain no chlorophyll and cannot photosynthesise

Caladium 'Carolyn Wharton' Really Rare Restock Often grafted onto a EuphorbiaA bold and vibrant cultivar with dark green edging, deep pink veining and baby pink bases and mottled and speckled variegation. Native to Central & South America. Although large, Caladium leaves are papery thin and delicate so direct light will cause searing brown spots, scorching and or bleaching. Caladium grow from bulbs or tubers, meaning they will go dormant in winter and old foliage must be cut back at this time to make way for new, spring