Zantedeschia aethiopica - super dwarf form Fragrant Flowers evergreen native oak found in

evergreen native oak found in western dry country and able to withstand great drought

intensely fragrant

The most striking feature

Herbaceous perennial native to the eastern Mediterranean

Excellent rock garden specimen

Zantedeschia aethiopica - super dwarf form Fragrant Flowers evergreen native oak found inA very cute calla lily, given to us many years ago by Western Hills Nursery's Marshall Olbrich, and a very small plant indeed, as the name suggests. To only about 20 inches tall and quickly clumping, with shiny green leaves that are only 4 5 inches across as are the typical white flowers. Easy among other perennials. Enjoying sun and well drained soil, tolerant of periodic drought when established. Evergreen to 20F or so, USDA zone 9; root hardy to