White callas (Zantedeschia aethiopica) thrive in a moist, morning-sun spot with heavy cow manure mulch. The gardener leaves slimey winter foliage to decompose in place, adding nutrients. Each year blooms double; flowers reach 5+ feet. This microclimate mimics their native South African wetlands.
Success depends on moisture, fertility, and not cutting leaves too early.
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