Use and Care Manual

Caladiums are indigenous to Brazil and neighboring areas

of South and Central America, where they grow in open areas

of forests and along river banks. These tender bulbs, which

are commercially cultivated in the sub tropics of Florida and

Brazil, love and require warmth, and are easy to grow and

maintain. They are known for their lush contrasting edges,

veins and multi-colored tropical foliage, even though they

produce white ﬂowers. They are best grown grouped

in the garden.

CALADIUMS STRAP LEAF PINK SYMPHONY

Van Zyverden’s

Great shade garden plant,

but sun tolerant variety

Leaves more beautiful

than ﬂowers

Plant them in the garden,

hanging baskets, pots,

barrels or tubs.

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Van Zyverden’s CALADIUMS STRAP LEAF PINK SYMPHONY Caladiums are indigenous to Brazil and neighboring areas of South and Central America, where they grow in open areas of forests and along river banks. These tender bulbs, which are commercially cultivated in the sub tropics of Florida and Brazil, love and require warmth, and are easy to grow and maintain. They are known for their lush contrasting edges, veins and multi-colored tropical foliage, even though they produce white flowers.
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About This Variety: Pink Symphony is a lance leaf type caladium that produces vibrant, bright pink leaves. Sun exposure and fertilization will affect the color. Growing Instructions: Plant them rounded side, with the ‘eyes’ up. Water well and frequently and do not let them dry out. In areas with lots of bright intense sunshine definitely plant them in full or partial shade or the leaves will burn or turn brown. They are heavy feeders so fertilizing will benefit them greatly.