Zantedeschia aethiopica Swartberg Giant Plants Retiring This Year each surrounded by a nice

each surrounded by a nice chartreuse gold border

The rhizomes spread slowly and eventually form a nice mass

topped in early September with 6" tall dainty flower spikes ending in small yellow flowers

'Gowenii')

great for the rock garden

Zantedeschia aethiopica Swartberg Giant Plants Retiring This Year each surrounded by a niceAs we headed to the top of South Africa's famed West Cape Swartberg Pass, we stopped at 4,300' elevation when we saw a patch of Zantedeschia aethiopica growing in a wet seep along the steep mountain cliffs. Of several seedlings from different locations on our month long trek, this clone stood out in our trials for its luscious, tropical looking, 21" long, heavily ruffled, dark green leaves and insanely huge 7" white flowers, starting in April (NC).