white leaf of the calla lily crossword clue Zantedeschia Aethiopica 'White Calla Lily' (Bare Root)

white leaf of the calla lily crossword clue Zantedeschia Aethiopica 'White Calla Lily' (Bare Root)Although not considered true lilies, the calla lily is an extraordinary flower. The Calla lily is well known for its striking appearance when in flower, with a brilliant white floral bract wrapping around a yellow finger like projection in the center. The flowering parts arise from a ring of glossy green leaves. The fruits are green berries which turn orange at the base when ripe. Plant in groups for a striking effect, especially in the moonlight. Key

Although not considered true lilies, the calla lily is an extraordinary flower. The Calla lily is well known for its striking appearance when in flower, with a brilliant white floral bract wrapping around a yellow finger-like projection in the center. The flowering parts arise from a ring of glossy green leaves. The fruits are green berries which turn orange at the base when ripe. Plant in groups for a striking effect, especially in the moonlight.

Key Features

• Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade
• Zone: Hardy to Z5-Z9
• Flowers (Season of Interest): Brilliant white flowers wrapped around yellow projection, in spring and early/mid summer.
• Depth: Can be grown in 6"-12" deep water
• Growth: Fast
• Height: Up to 3'
• Spread: Up to 3'
• Maintenance: Average

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Few things to remember pertaining to Bare Root plant orders

Damage can occur when plants are left in the sun, or all day on a porch in hot weather. If possible, have them shipped to an address where they can be cared for immediately, or provide instructions for where a carrier can leave them in the shade. Open the box immediately upon receiving your plants, and put them in a cool shaded spot. Plant ASAP, preferably the same day, keeping them cool and moistened until they are in the pond or in the ground. Roots should be given special attention to prevent drying.