Caladiums are bright plants that always dazzle. The lush, heart-shaped foliage comes in shades of red, pink, white, and green, making a big impression as they sit atop long stalks. However, they are frost-tender plants that require some attention to successfully overwinter, which varies depending on where you live or how you grow your plants.
If you live in warmer climates and plant caladium bulbs, you can leave the tropical plants in the ground for winter. Any gardeners with colder winters aren't so fortunate, so they need to know how to overwinter caladiums indoors. This can be achieved by lifting and storing the bulbs or relocating plants in pots indoors.
