Mango Calla Lily: Features and Growing Guide

Overview

Mango calla lilies (Zantedeschia) named for mango fruit. Bloom early to mid-summer from 14–18 inch rhizomes. USDA zones 9–11.

Large trumpet blooms, 2–3 inches. Plants reach 2–3 feet tall.

Flowers on long smooth stems over deep green, lush, spotted foliage.

Yellow base fading to orange tips; red hues possible.

Well-drained soil, full sun required.

Striking as solo stems, in bouquets, borders, beds, specimen plantings, patio tubs.

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