Meanings of caladium in English

For summer planting in or near ponds, caladium, umbrella-plant, and papyrus are good.

Among edible roots the caladium is the chief.

Besides this he also found a species of yam (Caladium macrorhizum, Cunn.

Caladiums, cannas, abutilons, permanent rhododendrons, and other large stuff, with tuberous begonias and balsams between.

And the perfume was overpowering from the delicate begonias, the caladiums, the fragile calla lilies, the red passion flowers.

She turned and walked toward the back steps, retrieving the door key from beneath a pot of pink caladiums.

Colocasia antiquorum (Caladium esculentum, Hort.)

The productions of Norfolk Island include the yam, taro (Caladium esculentum), sweet potato, sugar-cane, banana, almond, orange, pine-apple, coffee, maize.

The natives say it devours the fruit of arborescent Arums (Caladium arborescens), which grow in crowded masses around the swampy banks of lagoons.

Leaves of the LONG, (a species of CALADIUM), a plant grown on the PADI field for this purpose, are hung upon the post.

Inside we could see large trees with green and yellow stripes, croton-oil plants, spotted and veined caladiums, and dracænas, the whole being shaded by orange-trees

"If I am beaten I will be your slave, and look after your aroids and wild caladiums on which all Water-snails feed."