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Heart to Heart® Lemon Blush™ Caladium

Caladium × hortulanum 'Lemon Blush'

Vibrant magenta centers and lime margins for stunning shade color.

Plant Type
Annuals
Width
10-14 In.
Height
15-20 In.
USDA hardiness zone
10 - 11
Sun requirements
Part Shade, Full Shade
Plant developer
Proven Winners
Design image count
2

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About Heart to Heart® Lemon Blush™ Caladium

Heart to Heart® Lemon Blush™ is a fancy-leaved caladium with a rose-red center and a broad chartreuse margin; the breeder also describes its foliage as lemony green with a hot-pink center and veins. The upright clump brings bright contrast to shade containers, borders and grouped plantings. ## Cultivar and size The [Proven Winners profile](https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/caladium/heart-heart-lemon-blush-shade-caladium-caladium-hortulanum) identifies ‘Lemon Blush’ and lists a mature height of 15–20 inches and spread of 10–14 inches. It recommends part shade to shade and describes the plant as grown for foliage. The matching patent is for ‘Lemon Blush’ and records grant and publication on April 14, 2015. ## Siting Provide part shade or shade outdoors, or bright indirect light indoors. Caladiums grow best in warmth and humidity with consistently moist soil; avoid cold, soggy conditions. The profile lists USDA zones 10–11, so treat it as a seasonal foliage plant where winter temperatures fall below its hardy range. ## Maintenance Keep the soil moist through active growth without leaving the tuber in standing water. Warm conditions support growth; the breeder advises keeping temperatures above 65°F and using light, regular feeding. Caladiums may irritate if ingested. In frost-prone regions, lift tubers before freezing weather and dry and store them for spring planting, following UF/IFAS guidance. [University of Florida IFAS caladium guide](https://ask.ifas.ufl.edu/publication/FP083).