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Re: What is it ?
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Thanks Elaine :)
We also got confirmation from our social media that it could be Zantedeschia aethiopica or Calla lily
I hope that is helpful?
Cheers Ben
- Posted: Wed. 22nd November 2017 16:42
Re: Re: ID for these?
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Looks like an arum of some sort. Are they in a bed or in a shady/woodland area? If they're in a bed, they may be an ornamental variety - My Zantedeschia aethiopica are already emerging as the winter's been so warm. If they're growing n a hedge or woodland area, probably Arum italicum which many regard as a weed. Some of my A. italicum are coming up and they don't show any signs of marbling on the leaves yet.
- Posted: Sun. 16th February 2014 19:42
This plant is featured at Chelsea Flower Show 2009
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In forum: Zantedeschia aethiopica 'Crowborough'
Zantedeschia aethiopica 'Crowborough' (Arum lily 'Crowborough') has been used in The Daily Telegraph for Chelsea Flower Show 2009.
- Posted: Sun. 17th May 2009 20:09
This plant is featured at Chelsea Flower Show 2009
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In forum: Zantedeschia aethiopica 'Kiwi Blush'
Zantedeschia aethiopica 'Kiwi Blush' (Arum lily 'Kiwi Blush') has been used in The Daily Telegraph for Chelsea Flower Show 2009.
- Posted: Sun. 17th May 2009 19:41
Zantedeschia aethiopica
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Zantedeschia plants are prone to getting yellowing of the leaves and this usually means they need a feed. have you tried a slow release feed that feeds up to a 6 month period? otherwise all you can do is just remove the yellowing of the leaves and keep them moist but not too wet.
Rachel.
- Posted: Wed. 25th February 2009 21:02
Zantedeschia aethiopica
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I have recently planted 3 large specimen Zantedeschia aethiopica which were doing really well until this last week. Despite watering them every night, the leaves are turning yellow and the trumpet flowers are dying. They are planted in a south facing sheltered spot in full sun. The ground is very wet and the surface is mulched with bark chips. Help! Any suggestions would be very welcome. Thanks in advance. Brian
- Posted: Sun. 15th June 2008 21:01