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Yes, this calla grows in San Diego. But you cannot let it dry out, and it is very sensitive to cold. I loved mine, but it died :(
I have some calla lilies in my rose bed that have overwintered in the soil with no protection other than the mulch that I use around the ...Read More
I bought this plant from our regional tech school plant department.
I potted it and it has bloomed very nicely. I even took it wit...Read More
This is the only Zant. variety that bloomed (or grew at all) in the deep shade of my tree. It is still much better in sun. A very clear...Read More
I have had this very beautiful plant in my garden for 3 years now. It bloomed great the first year and the second it only had folage. Thi...Read More
I'm growing this in zone 7a and it's spreading yearly. The color is clear yellow, no red or orange in it.
I recently found the Calla Lily's pH requirement (6-6.5); and other information; namely, the roots are dangerous if eaten, as they contai...Read More