plantladylin said: 
Rascal!
I agree with what other members have said, that your Caladiums may re-sprout at some point as long as the bulbs didn't rot. I live way north of you in Daytona Beach and Caladiums will sometimes return here as long as we don't have hard freezes or a lot of rain to where the bulbs get too wet and rot. The pretty one in your photo looks a lot like Fancy-leaf Caladium (Caladium 'Florida Beauty')
Thanks.
My favorite three types are the Florida beauty , the pink type I just posted which I forgot the name and Gingerland which are the only types which didn't disappear and growing very large .
I'm not a purist so most of the pots had them mixed because I like different colors .
I say purist because imagine they can put out hybrids .
Not the best pic but here you can see some Gingerlands which are still growing .
I don't much about gardening but by pure luck I happen to like plants which do well in South Florida weather and my yard gets lots of sun all year because all the houses in my area are 1 floor so no shaded areas . . Add to that my neighbors like it ''sterile'' as far as their yards are cement with pools and no tree's .
I do not like cement and pools , lol .
