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Tennessee Gardening
ryseryse_2004

Calla Lily hardiness

10 years ago

I see many homes around here with Calla Lilies that are not dug up for winter storage but info tells me they are hardy in Z8-10. I am in SW Tennessee and my zone is 7. Anybody in this area have luck with them making it over winter? The ones I see all tend to be yellow.

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