A to Z Challenge: Z is for Zantedechia

This is it. The end! In case you missed it, I took part in the 10th anniversary of the Blogging from A to Z Challenge, the annual event where hundreds of bloggers write 26 blogs—one for each letter of the alphabet—and post them each day of the month, except Sundays. I’m blogging about: THINGS THAT GROW IN ALBERTA. Leave a comment on my blog, Facebook page, or Twitter for a chance to WIN a set of the Superman Duffy books.

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Z is for Zantedechia

I know, I know, another “scientific name”—but come on, “Z” is hard. My research showed a couple of different options, but in celebration of the last day of the 2019 Bogging from A to Z Challenge, I decided to go with Zantedechia, which are actually calla lilies.

Calla lilies are known for their trumpet shaped flowers, and after getting through the A to Z of Things That Grow in Alberta, I deserve to “toot” my horn a little. Get it? <grin>

Of course, calla lilies aren’t native to the province, but I see a lot of them (in various colours) in gardens around my house. And my aunt even used them in her wedding bouquet. My mom thought it was a strange choice until she saw them—they were kind of pretty.

Well. That’s it. The End. Another successful year of the Blogging from A to Z Challenge. I had a lot of fun, but I’m glad it’s done so I can get back to writing other things—like reading, running, and writing more blogs and stories.

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~ Chase “Superman” Duffy