Calla lilies usually flower in summer, but you can brighten up your winter home by forcing them to bloom out of season, which is actually easier than it sounds.

What can you tell me about growing calla lilies? The calla lily grows from an underground structure called a rhizome and produces very large green leaves, typically covered with lighter-colored spots.

The large, showy blooms of lilies add colorful elegance to the summer landscape. While many plants are called "lilies," plants such as daylily, calla lily, surprise lily or water lily are not true ...

In bouquets for friends, for homes, even for funerals, calla lilies stand out in quiet beauty with their trumpet-shaped flowers. If you’re an admirer, you’ll be delighted to know that in many regions ...

The calla lily isn’t technically a lily at all. But its elegant flowers and stems provide a lovely touch to any landscape or next to a stream or pond. On this edition of Get It Growing, LSU AgCenter ...

With their striking, trumpet-shaped blooms, calla lilies (Zantedeschia spp.) are fantastic flowers to bring a touch of elegance to your yard. However, these wonderful plants are tender perennials and ...