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.

Aesthetically, calla lilies grow in dense clusters that can leave bare patches in the flower bed around them. When growing calla lilies, you're also likely to have problems with aphids.

Sturdy, statuesque calla lilies are easier to buy from a frou-frou flower shop than to grow on your own. – Photo by Heather Hacking By Heather Hacking | Columnist UPDATED: April 20, 2018 at 4:17 ...

If you have thought about growing calla lilies but doubted your abilities, know this: If I can do it, you can too! I was sent some bulbs for testing in ...

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.

Planting calla lilies outside The plants are not members of the lily family, and are native to southern Africa, which place them in zones 8 to 10. There also are far more colors than just white.

The calla lily isn’t technically a lily at all. But its elegant flowers and stems provide a lovely touch to any landscape or next to a stream or pond. On this edition of Get It Growing, LSU ...

Calla lilies make attractive container plants and can thrive in gardens if protected from Lubbock’s strong winds, harsh light and high summer temperatures. They will grow best against a north ...

DENVER — Tuberous begonias and calla lilies are summer stars. Get them started now to be ready at planting time. In addition, sow seed of leafy vegetables such as lettuce, spinach, cauliflower ...