Calla lily in pots

Common growing problems can cause the heavy calla lily flower to droop. Want to know how to fix calla lily flower droop? Information about drooping calla lilies can be found in this article.

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Calla lilies are perennial plants that can thrive with low maintenance. But, can they survive winter? Renowned for its trumpet-like ... Read more

Growing Calla lilies for spring and summer planting will reward you with colorful blooms in summer. Grow calla lilies in pots and the garden.

Calla lilies are popular with florists, since the blooms are often used in weddings. But they are expensive. Head to The Gardening Cook to find out how to grow this lovely flower at home.

Calla lilies are hardy in zones of 8-11 - but may survive zone 7 with protection. They also bloom primarily in summer. Because of bloom time and plant hardiness, many gardeners find it easier to grow potted calla lily plants. Click this article to learn more.

Calla lilies (also known as arum lily, aethiopica, and calla) are beautifully formed flowers that are common in gift baskets for special occasions as well as in nice house gardens. Check here to know how to care for calla lily plant indoors.

The name of this beautiful flower that originates from a marshy soil in South Africa comes from the Greek word 'Καλά' that means 'good, beautiful'. Despite that name, Calla lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica) is not really

Calla lily bulbs produce beautiful pure white, yellow and pink trumpet-shaped flowers. Calla lilies grow easily we'll show you how. [LEARN MORE]

Even if you don't have a green thumb, growing calla lilies in pots and containers is not difficult at all. Understand the basic potted calla lily care instructions, and you can successfully maintain this tropical flowering plant to complement your interior decor.