Long featured in bridal bouquets, calla lilies are now tempting growers with pastel, speckled and golden blooms. News. ... rarely found in the wild. Pink calla (Z. rehmanii) likes coarse acidic soil.

Do calla lilies multiply? Native to southern parts of Africa, calla lilies are a popular plant for a touch of class. They grow best in US hardiness zone 8 to zone 10 and will keep blooming for a ...

Calla lily ( Zantedeschia aethiopica) ... In the wild, these bulbs go dormant, resting for the next year’s flowering season. The lush leaves are shaped like a garden spade and are.

If you’re home from work and champing at the bit to DO SOMETHING! Planting bulbs now for summer blossoms might be just your ticket. I recently got some calla lilies and sword lilies and planted ...

The calla lily is quite flexible and will grow in almost any soil, although it needs to be well drained, so the bulb does not start to rot. Plants should be in full sun.

Although calla lilies will grow in full sun, the foliage often loses its rich green color and tends to look yellowish. Deep shade, on the other hand, will limit flower production.

Photo/Lee GugliadaPretty, pink calla lilies bloom at the home of Stacey Wolski, a member of the Great Kills Garden Club. STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Who isn’t impressed when coming upon a bed of ...

Calla lilies are members of the Arum family (Araceae), and they are native to South Africa. The plants are robust and tropical looking with glossy, large, arrowhead-shaped leaves, which are a rich ...