Zantedeschia aethiopica, tricky to say, but certainly worth the effort. If all else fails you can always call it the Arum Lily, but it isn’t half as much fun.
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Off The Edge Gardening 
Lovely? Is she flowering now? Mine are green but flowerless at the moment, although other things are flowering that shouldn’t be.
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She is indeed! It is a very weird December.
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Last night we went out in the garden after Strictly and could barely notice the difference in temperature. It’s bizarre!
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Missed Strictly 😦 not sure I can be bothered to watch it on catch-up.
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Ahh, go on! You know you want to….
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Lovely angle . I love arums though not sure about Zantedeschia.Mine are a soggy mess after one night of light frost and the coypu have been eating them.
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Coypu!? Blimey you have a big rodent problem! This is your Christmas Cracker joke. 🙂
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I could see this made in immaculate white porcelain. What a great shape.
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Like a shell, I thought.
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right. And that faint hint of yellow drifting into green at the throat. It would be beautiful.
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Have you worked in porcelain?
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As I slowly scrolled down, I thought: my my, she has bagged an elegant washbasin or something, I wonder what she planted in it…..
And then the lily was revealed. Great photo!
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Ha! It does look like it is made of porcelain, glad you liked the picture 🙂
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