zantedeschia giant white

Arrived today another addition to some of my rare plants. Potted up ready to go, growing this in a pot not in a pond wish me luck

 

@Matt-tropical how hardy is that?
Reason I ask is because I've found the ones with spotted leaves to be a bit more tender.

Is this expected to be larger than "crowborough".

 

I could be wrong, But I always associate those speckled leaf kinds with the yellow or red varieties which I think belong to a separate group, from the Z. aethiopica.
More likely Z.rehmannii or Z. elliottiana.

 

Not exactly annuals, but the ones I've tried dont flower very well the following year.
They tend to like dryer conditions I think, and warmer over winter, but do survive, just, outdoors.

 

This should get between 6-8 ft it’s known as the zantedeschia Hercules as well. It is tender so will need some love and care in the winter. The flowers are white and this can be grown in a pond, I’m really just growing it for the leaves in my tropical look garden

 

Looks impressive @Matt-tropical

 

Will do when it’s fully into growth it will be going in one on my stupidly big pots so might restrict it a bit but time will tell