Denver Plants

Common name: "Bog Arum"
Latin name:
Calla palustris

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Native to: North America
Zone:
4 - 8 
Winter hardy:
Yes
Water depth:
1" - 10"
Pond size:
Medium to Large
Flowers:
Yes, white spathe
Height: 
10" 
Spread:
24" 
Pests:
Rare
Sunshine:
Cultural information:  "Bog Arum" can be planted in early spring at the ponds edge or directly in the pond at a maximum depth of 10". Rhizomes or started plants should be available a your local Garden Center. 

The plant can also be grown in pond baskets. "Bog Arum" is very easy to grow and requires little care once established. The white spathe type flower looks identical to the "Peace Lily" flower. When matured the flower will turn into a small cluster of pale red berries. Remove dead or dying foliage and flowers as they appear.

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