Re: Calla lilies - sun or shade?


Bobbi - I brought in my Agapanthus Blue Nile this winter and it just finished a
beautiful series of blooms.  (about 15).  This strikes me as very early and I
hope it is not done for the season (but think it is).  I keep the plant in a cool
room with  ancient fluorescent lights placed vertically on the wall .  But that
is not the same as wintering over.

Nancy deGrazia

Bobbi Diehl wrote:

> Thanks, Patsy, very useful info!
>
> Do you successfully grow any other "nonhardy" bulbs? I mean, treating as
> perennials--overwintered outdoors.
>
> One I have always pined to grow here is Agapanthus. Never had any luck
> even though I tried the hardiest cultivars.
>
> Bobbi Diehl
> Bloomington, IN
> zone 5/6
>
> On Sun, 18 Mar 2001, Patsy Stygall wrote:
>
> > I've been growing Callas for a number of years and currently have four
> > varieties.  They are planted in full sun and bloom abundantly in June.  The
> > different colonies have also dropped seed so my Calla area continually
> > expands with each new year.  As with my lilies, I fertilize with 10-10-10,
> > when growth first appears.
> >
> > Patsy Stygall
> > z 5b
> >
> >



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