Calla Lilies
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Elegant Calla Lilies At Nature Hills Nursery! Calla Lilies are stunning perennial bulbs with sculpted, spathe-like blooms and silver-speckled, spear-shaped foliage. Belonging to the Arum family, they share their elegance with plants like Caladiums and Philodendrons. Their striking flowers look like champagne glasses and speckled foliage has clean lines that remain a standout even after blooms fade! Adding beauty and sophistication year-round. Callas are perfect ornamentals for: Container Gardens Landscape Accents & Borders Attracting Hummingbirds & Butterflies Gorgeous In Floral Design Calla are herbaceous perennial rhizomes in USDA zones 8 through 10. Those in the colder northern climates can use Callas as houseplants or annuals in their planters and patio pots. Calla are incredible cut flowers for vases and bouquets! Florists often use Calla as boutonnieres, in bridal bouquets, and flower arrangements because of their clean lines and simple beauty! How To Use Calla Lilies In Your Garden Calla Lilies grow wonderfully as container gardening specimens! Enjoy these plants as colorful thrillers in your patio and balcony planters and pots. Tuck into a sunny window box or create formal rings around potted shrubs and trees for a finished, clean look. Native to Southern and Central Africa, these perennials enjoy moist to wet soil. So plant around a water feature, pond, or stream where they can soak up the moisture and humidity! Fill Perennial borders, Cottage gardens, and Pollinator garden beds with vivid blooms! Caring For Calla Lilies Get your new bareroot Calla Lily plants growing on the right foot with these simple tips and with Nature Hills Root Booster ! Full sun to partial shade plants These bulb-type plants do best in enriched, well-drained soil. Create raised gardens or berms if you have poor drainage. Provide a 3-4 inch deep layer of mulch over the root system Water new plants regularly using the Finger Test to help them get established How do you plant C