Genus: Zantedeschia
Zantedeschia photos
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Species of Zantedeschia
Members growing plants in this genus
Comments:
8 Jun, 2008
This was the original plant that I had in my pond but as you can appreciate it grew to large. I split it in to several plants and gave my friends and treesandthings some. I have 3 in my back garden now one of them is almost as big as this one and the other has just popped up. This one is in a slightly boggy area whereas the other 2 are in dry soil, they are all in full sun.
On photo - arum
1 Jun, 2008
That looks so creamy, I could put it in my coffee, or on a scone.
Or both.
Yum.
On photo - One of many blooms
24 May, 2008
I shall have to take this one into the greenhouse for the winter - it wouldn't survive outside!
On photo - Zantedeschia 'Captain Safari'
24 May, 2008
Lovely. Sadly mine died, well did not reappear this Spring.
On photo - Zantedeschia 'Captain Safari'
15 May, 2008
Wow, what a brilliant color combination ! Great close up shot.
On photo - Red & Yellow Calla
15 May, 2008
I love calla lilies, they are such elegant looking plants, and the blooms are perfection !
On photo - Bright Pink Calla Lilly
14 May, 2008
Very nice. Mine didn't survive the winter but yours should be OK in California.
On photo - Pastel pink and cream colored Ca...
11 May, 2008
I had two last year. No sign of them this year, so either it was too dry or too cold.
On photo - Zantedeschia aethiopica 'Crowbor...
20 Feb, 2008
Mine are just a black gooie mess at the moment , wont be long till they start to grow again though .
On photo - Arum Lily
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Ken_bonsor
4 Jul, 2008
Calla Lilies need to be planted deeply for their size. Plant them at a depth of 4 inches, spacing each bulb 12 inches apart. In cooler zones, start bulbs indoors in late winter and transplant them in the spring when danger of frost has passed. Apply a bulb fertilizer monthly during the active growing season. Calla Lillies can also be grown as house plants if placed in a sunny window. Most Calla Lilies need a rest period after flowering, so gradually withhold water until the leaves die back and let plants rest for 2 to 3 months before resuming watering to encourage new growth.
Botanical Name: Zamtedescjoa
Life Cycle: perennial bulb
Height: 18" to 24"
Exposure: full sun to light shade
Soil: rich, moist, well-drained soil; tolerates areas too moist for other bulbs
Hardiness: hardy to frost-free zones; bulbs can be dug up and stored over winter in cooler zones
Bloom Time: late spring
Propagation: Seeds, division in early spring, basil cuttings in summer.
On question - Cala Lily