planting calla lily bulbs in spring Orange Pitcher Calla Lily Bulbs, Zantedeschia

planting calla lily bulbs in spring Orange Pitcher Calla Lily Bulbs, ZantedeschiaOrange Pitcher Calla Lilies add a splash of color to any garden or patio display. Calla Lilies are striking additions to perennial and container gardens and make exquisite floral arrangements. Calla bulbs are easy to grow and will result in regal blooms in just over two months. Callas are favored for their foliage, which is lush with glossy, heart shaped or pointed leaves, often flecked with white spots. Native to South Africa, Calla Lilies grow best

‘Orange Pitcher’ Calla Lilies add a splash of color to any garden or patio display. Calla Lilies are striking additions to perennial and container gardens and make exquisite floral arrangements. Calla bulbs are easy-to-grow and will result in regal blooms in just over two months. Callas are favored for their foliage, which is lush with glossy, heart-shaped or pointed leaves, often flecked with white spots.

Native to South Africa, Calla Lilies grow best in full sun with moist soil. Some protection from intense afternoon sun is best to avoid burning the foliage. Growing them in containers where they can be easily watered is recommended in dry climates. In hot climates the plant will go dormant in summer after flowering. Callas are only hardy in zones 8-10. In cooler zones, lift and store the bulbs in a cool, dry place over the winter, then replanted in in spring.