Aroid pictures

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    Below is a link to a website with lots of Aroid pictures. Nothing more, nothing less. But most inspiring anyway if you have an interest in Aroids.................

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      What Zones do these grow in. As I quickly looked around, they seem like house plants for me, I guess. What a collection.
       
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      Would really love one of the climbing aroids , really nice pictures , thanks for sharing.
       
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      They will vary from fully hardy in the UK to indoors only. Just posted as inspiration to others (knew that Sal would like it!).

      You and me both, but where would we keep them?
       
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      last year took one back from Thailand , never managed to ID , look like a small calocasia but was a climber , unfortunatly one of the first plants to die , Thai plants really don`t like the UK weather , but still wonder if there is a hady version of it.
       
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      I do like these plants, but apart from the usual Philodendrons or Monstera I've not grown many.
      I think you need jungle conditions for them to thrive.:)
       
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        One of my last plant I bought was a philodendron xanadu , apparently hardy to -6c and really expencive (£200 at amulree) untill Ikea start to sell them for £10

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