Jacksonville's climate is ideal for calla lilies year-round with minimal fuss.
Both colored hybrids and white callas (Z. aethiopica) thrive. White callas stay evergreen; colored ones cycle in/out of dormancy naturally.
Plant tubers 4–6 inches deep, 12 inches apart. Mulch with pine straw.
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