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John Mitchell

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Lots of different ones, John and they are often unnamed varieties or grown from mixed seed.  I've only ever grown a couple of varieties and that was years ago.  Too tender for our damp Plymouth summers outside and they didn't thrive in my small greenhouse. It looks a little like a slightly refined form of the species Caladium bicolor so I'd be tempted to just label them as green, white and red leaved Caladium hybrids.

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4 minutes ago, John Richmond said:

Lots of different ones, John and they are often unnamed varieties or grown from mixed seed.  I've only ever grown a couple of varieties and that was years ago.  Too tender for our damp Plymouth summers outside and they didn't thrive in my small greenhouse. It looks a little like a slightly refined form of the species Caladium bicolor so I'd be tempted to just label them as green, white and red leaved Caladium hybrids.

 

Thanks again. I'll do that.

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