Zantedeschia Picasso Perennial Encyclopedia probably because of its unpronounceable

probably because of its unpronounceable name

Resembling a rhizomatous perennial ageratum

although it really needs to be sited on a moderate to steep slope to perform its best

The margins change to a creamy yellow as the season progresses

Starting for us in late April

Zantedeschia Picasso Perennial Encyclopedia probably because of its unpronounceable(US PP15,282 expired) We love this amazing breakthrough in calla lily breeding from Holland's Cecilius Jan Jochem Randag. Zantedeschia 'Picasso' is a robust grower, forming a 30" tall x 18" wide clump of large, white spotted, arrow shaped leaves. The clump is topped, starting in late May (NC) and continuing well through the summer, with up to two dozen 30" spikes, each ending in a vaaaze shaped inflorescence of purple with a wide white lip almost too