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Thu, Mar 8, 07 at 21:21
| I want to plant calla lillies so I began to look around the web and read that only Z. aethiopica can grow yearly in south florida and that all other grow and bloom then die to never come back is this true? or can I plant the other colored callas in south florida and be successful every year with proper care? |
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| Hi I have had no luck with either in Palm Beach county. Very frustrating as they usually grow well the first year then decline. I treat them as annuals growing in late winter into spring. When the heat and rains come they usually rot. gary |
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| hi what if you dig them up and replant them in late summer when it is cooler out i know here in canada i grow many colors and have no problem or what if you planted them undeer a tree in the shade anna |
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| Anna Well, we can't expect any consistantly cool weather until late Nov. Fall is normally the hottest time of the year. Shade is a requirement though Aethiopica will survive if grown in standing water.. but it also declines sharply during summer fall. I have the best luck treating them as annuals planting in late Dec. and disposing of them by late May. gary |
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