I have had my Calla Lilies for about 4 years. I do not dig them up each year, they stay in the ground. This year I only got one flower from all of the 6 plants I have. What could be the problem? It has been really dry and hot, then got wet and hot, now it is just HOT! Is this weather pattern the problem, or do I need to feed them or what?
Any help is appreciated
Ginger
Calla Lilie help
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Ginger, I just saw this post. I haven't been able to get my calla lilies to bloom either. I thought maybe they weren't getting enough sun, but who knows?
I do like the shape of the leaves and it adds height and texture to the garden-but I would like to see flowers!!
Anyone have any ideas to help us Okies? Thanks for your help.
I do like the shape of the leaves and it adds height and texture to the garden-but I would like to see flowers!!
Anyone have any ideas to help us Okies? Thanks for your help.
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What we have done is move some and cut them back, to my surprise they are popping back upward. We also do this when they are done blooming and it gets hot. To my surprise they will come back in the fall with a couple blooms but nothing like they do now. This is the white ones, we also have pink, yellow, cream and deep purple. We are also seeing some of our hybrides coming up year. Can't wait to see what color we get. Here are the first bloomers.
karma 'Happy Toes' (kHT)
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The Goddess is Alive and Magic is Afoot!!!!
I'm just a simple housewife.