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Calla Lillies can thrive year round in warmer climates. They also make great houseplants with beautiful foliage all year.
Calla Lillies can thrive year round in warmer climates. They also make great houseplants with beautiful foliage all year. Leave the bulbs in ground and mulch in zones 8 - 10. In other zones, lift, dry and store in a cool location until danger of frost has passed.
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