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calla lily Although not considered true lilies, the calla lily (Zantedeschia sp.) is an extraordinary flower. This beautiful plant, available in a multitude of colors, grows from rhizomes and is ideal for use in beds and borders. You can also grow calla lilies in containers, either outdoors or in a sunny window as houseplants. Here are a few tips on growing calla lilies that will make them sparkle in your yard. Seed growing calla lilies requires a little work and some patience. It can take up to three years for a calla lily planted from seed to bloom. Calla lily seeds must be pre-grown in order to be successful. Spread seeds out on a damp paper towel and cover them. Place the paper towel in a cool location, such as a basement or cellar. Check the seeds in a few days for growth. Discard any that do not show any signs of life. Put a high-quality soilless medium in a well-draining pot and place the seeds that have started in the pots. It is best to plant two seeds per pot right underneath the soil. Keep the soil moist and watch for growth. After a week, you can remove any of the seeds that have not grown. Watch the plants for another couple of weeks and remove the weakest shoot from each pot. This will give energy to the stronger sprout. Once the calla lily has grown a while, it can be transplanted into a larger pot or transplanted outside. Before transplanting, wash the plant roots to remove bacteria. Water the newly transplanted calla lily regularly until it becomes established. Calla lilies enjoy being kept moist and will also benefit from a monthly dose of fertilizer throughout the growing season. Calla Lilies Care As with planting, there’s not too much required for the care of calla lilies other than keeping them watered and fertilized. An adequate layer of mulch around the plants will help keep the area moist and free of weeds. Calla lilies require a dormant period once flowering has ceased. During this time, you should refrain from watering as much to allow the plant to die back. If you grow calla lilies in containers, cease watering and move the plant to a dark area once the foliage has faded. Regular watering can resume within two to three months. Although calla lilies can remain in the ground year round in warmer climates, they should be lifted and stored in cooler areas. 10 seeds