Calla Lilies (Zantedeschia) are not true lilies at all, as they are stemless plants whose flowers and leaves rise directly from the rhizomes (bulb). They are actually arum and jack-in-the-pulpit family members. Commonly commercially grown as a very popular cut flower and one of the world’s most iconic and widely known plants. Can be used in borders, containers, pond peripheries, water gardens and/ or as house plants. Sometimes referred to as African lily, it is a herbaceous perennial and can be deciduous or semi-evergreen. Calla aethiopica typically grow into huge clumps and grow very large arrowhead-shaped leaves. Sometimes the flowers are amazingly followed by orange berry-like fruits. Overwinter in the northern zones, by planting in containers and placing them in a frost free environment during the winter months. May survive zone 7 winters with winter protection, such as mulching. Choose the location wisely, as letting them be, they will grow into larger and larger bold plants.
- Bulb size 18/+
- 3 ft. tall, 2 ft. wide plant with huge 10 ft. flowers
- Can be used as a water plant, or in the rain garden
- Winter hardy to USDA zone 8
- Sometimes referred to as African lily, it is a herbaceous perennial and can be deciduous or semi-evergreen























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