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On Mar 25, 2006, raydio from Bessemer City, NC (Zone 7b) wrote:
This is a lot hardier than stated on most lists.
It does fine in our 7b winters with no extra protection, just an eastern exposure. My mom had these when I was growing up and they came back every year, bigger and better. I have some of my own and, poor things, they're growing in broken-down mulch on top of black plastic. Not even an inch deep. I'm amazed. I never expected anything less, and they haven't let me down in five years. I did however, just pot them up. They are in the way of the hose pipe and I finally took pity.
On Aug 23, 2004, shortcm from Wilmington, DE (Zone 7b) wrote:
My pink calla grows and spreads in part shade. Some blooms are greenish, but most are pink. They are in a garden sheltered from our prevailing winds. We are the border of zones 6 and 7.
Regional...
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Fontana, California Orange, California San Francisco, California Wilmington, Delaware Sarasota, Florida Lansing, Kansas Ewing, Kentucky Baton Rouge, Louisiana Brookline Village, Massachusetts Bessemer City, North Carolina North Augusta, South Carolina Prosperity, South Carolina Lafayette, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Rockwood, Tennessee Leander, Texas Chesapeake, Virginia Newport News, Virginia Bothell, Washington
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