Purple Calla Lilies

By

WesleyE

Your so lucky to have them callas growing like weeds. OMG there simply awesome. I'd love to have some to but I am 4 zones out of place for such production. Very nice pics though, thanks.

By

Great Granny Vi

Hello Teresa, I was wondering if you have any of the purple calla lilys left to share?....It has been awhile since you posted the pictures and by now if I'm lucky you have another crop of them. I can send you P&H or exchange for Green goddess calla lily,Iris or Robert Kemp Cannas if you'd like.
Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks,
Great Granny Vi

By carol stacey (Guest Post)

Hi,

I would love to obtain a couple of your bulbs and, of course, am prepared to pay for the shipping & handling. My e-mail address is as follows:
thestaceys2 AT verizon.net.

They are absolutely beautiful.

Thanks for sharing your picture of them.

By Sandy (Guest Post)

Truly beautiful!

By Kim (Guest Post)

Teresa, my email is kamesquita at fs.fed.us and I'd be interested in two bulbs so I can share one with a friend. Thanks so much.

By Teresa (Guest Post)

by the way my email is teresa.super AT gmail.com

By (Guest Post)

To those of you who want bulbs. (those showing up to todays date 3-8-07) I will be sending them out however, I would like to wait until the plants are done blooming. After reading Lynda's post, I realize I may have put myself in a position to mail out more bulbs than my yard might produce. of course, i dont want to deplete my yard of all the foilage. I do get a good feeling when I am able to share some though. I do plan on sending them but not until later in the year. Please feel free to email me your address and i will save that information and retreive it when Im ready to send them out. Thank all of you for your wonderfull comments. have a blessed day.

By Karifl (Guest Post)

Hi
Thanks for offering to send me a cutting or bulb.
My e-mail address is Kabraz0220 AT aol.com
We can discuss costs and shipping.
Thank you.

By Kim (Guest Post)

Those are gorgeous and in my favorite color. I'd be interested in obtaining several bulbs and am more than happy to reimburse the shipping costs.

By Lynda (Guest Post)

WOW, how WONDERFUL and LOVELY !!!!!!!
All OVER your yard? That's DOUBLY INCREDIBLE.
It reminds me of the fragrant naturalized blue
Dutch Irises that surprised us the first Spring we moved into an old home. They were so fragrant because they were beneath an old Pear tree, I suppose, because I CANNOT find fragrant ones ANYWHERE.

There must have been over 1,000, so what did I do?
Wanting to save and share them I began to dig and dig after they stopped blooming. I somehow killed them ALL and never saw another one. I feared they'd not come back because I was so new to gardening back then, not realizing how to take care of them, thinking I'd save them by digging them up.

I, too, would LOVE to have a bulb or two of them, but I have those bad memories of my first big stand of bulbs, and don't want this to happen to you. Whatever you do, DON'T dig too many up unless you have so many you don't know what to do with them. God bless you. : )

By Marcia (Guest Post)

Hi!
These are so pretty! Where did you get the bulbs at? I love these also. The leaves look like arrowhead plants! Thankyou for showing.
love and hugs,
Marcia

By cillabill (Guest Post)

I'd really love to have a couple of the bulbs.
jollie572931 AT peoplepc.com. (Put "Purple Calla Lillies" on subject line.) Iemail my address to you.
Wrap 'em good in moist paper towels, then in bubble wrap or peanuts, then in a sturdy box. That should keep 'em from getting crushed.
Thanks so much.

By Shonda (Guest Post)

Would love to have a start of these. Can they grow in Ky? sdukes AT vci.net
Thank you

By Suzy (Guest Post)

I would so love to have a start of these. I would suggest packing the bulb in some of the dirt where it is grown now and then into a bubble wrap lined envelope mailer (available from post office and from UPS) and mailing the same day as dug up to preserve moisture. I will be happy to pay postage and extra. Thanks so much for sharing. Hugs, suzy

By

LAlady44

My calla lily plants don't look loke yours, these are beautiful !!!!!! I would be willing to pay postage for some of these bulbs, let me know,
granny 44 @ highstream . net

By Teresa (Guest Post)

Can anyone give suggestions on what I should do for mailing some bulbs to people. Should I cut the plant all the way back, pack the bulb in dirt, pack the bulb in a plastic bag etc. Any suggestions will be helpful. I plan on mailing out some to those of you who would like them. Since I have no idea what the cost for mailing would be I do not plan on charging anyone. However, those of you that do get them, any postage refund would be appreciated.

By

tedsmom

I know you are delighted that you didn't dig them up! They are beautiful and thank you for sharing them with us.

By DARADAMS@AOL.COM (Guest Post)

i WOULD LOVE TO HAVE A BULB OR TWO OF THESE - I would be more than willing to mail a check or MO for the postage, etc. Daradams AT aol.com

By Teresa (Guest Post)

KARIFL....where do you live? what state that is. Maybe I can dig some up and mail you the bulbs. dunno how they will fare...but we can try.

By Karifl (Guest Post)

Lucky you! ! ! Wish I could find some like that!
Enjoy them. These were our daughter's wedding flower so I am very partial to Calla Lilies. These are beautiful!