Some of the large Yellow Callas are: Florex Gold/aka Millenium Gold/ aka Hybrid Yellow. All tall with large cup size. Kapiteyn has also bred several yellow varieties, they have large cup size and are shorter (I believe they are bred to be pot Callas). They are called: Captain Sonora Pot of Gold Serrada There are hundreds of hybrids, I'm in the process of working on a database, I started one here http://cubits.org/callalilies/db/… but I want to move it to it's own website. There are a few colored Aethiopica varieties, the pink ones are called Marshmallow, Deep Throat, Glow, Kiwi Blush, and Pink Mist. At one time Golden State Bulb had a photo of an Aethiopica that was slightly purple, I think they called it "Diva". ________________________________ From: Jon Suzuki <jysuzuki@gmail.com> To: Pacific Bulb Society <pbs@lists.ibiblio.org> Sent: Fri, October 22, 2010 12:50:51 AM Subject: Re: [pbs] Zantedeschia Thank you John very much for your comment about yellow callas. I wonder if you might enlighten me on the large yellow callas. What might their varietal names be? I would be interested in other species if there were white and yellow versions. I am interested in hybrids if they had the same or similar lineage. Thank you for the interesting story of the many colors you have. It even sounds pretty. Aloha Jon On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 6:16 PM, Floral Architecture < john@floralarchitecture.com> wrote: > My aunt in Ohio, z5, loves callas. Every year I get a few for the patio or > garden. I've had more cultivars than I can remember. The ones that I can > remember are Giant Spotted (from Plant Delights), Zwartzwalder, Black > Star and > Flame (from Brent and Becky's) and many a mix of other colors from local > retailers. They have nearly all survived the winters in the open ground 10' > to > 30' from the house. They bloom reliably each year. > > A couple have gone so far as to reseed. I took a photo if anyone is > interested. > There are a few varieties that have disappeared over time but I don't > remember > what they are as I am not there to see all of them in bloom to know their > colors. I only know a few key placements and ones that still have labels > (that > the family kids have pulled out). > > I am pretty sure that the lighter purples are not there. > As far as a yellow variety of Z. aethiopica and am not sure. There are some > really large yellow callas that are the same size of aethiopica but I do > believe they are a hybrid. > > John Ingram in Camarillo, CA, between Santa Barbara and L.A. > http://www.floralarchitecture.com/ "Your Clivia Connection" > New number >>> 805.914.9505 (cell, west coast time, please call > accordingly. > Thank you) > _______________________________________________ > pbs mailing list > pbs@lists.ibiblio.org > http://pacificbulbsociety.org/list.php > http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/ >