Cotswolds Garden - FAQs
Frequently asked gardening related questions
A healthy calla lily rhizome should feel firm and dense, with at least one visible eye. If the rhizome feels soft, mushy, or has a foul odour, it may be rotting and is likely dead. In some cases, small firm sections can be saved and replanted. When in doubt, cut the rhizome open - if it's brown or black inside rather than white or cream, it's no longer viable.