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Oh my goodness, just look at how black this Calla Lily is. It has a strikingly black stem leading to a black flower set against deep green foliage. This is simply stunning and dramatic! Calla lilies are ideal for your garden pots or indoor plants.
Pack of 3 Calla Lily Bulbs.
Hart's Hint
Plant your callas shallowly - just below the service with the nobbly bits pointy upwards.
Plant your callas shallowly - just below the service with the nobbly bits pointy upwards.
How to plant Callas
- Zantedeschia (also known as Calla Lilies) are ideal for planting in containers for houseplants or for seasonal outdoor bedding displays.
- Plant up in pots in the Spring and keep indoors, in a sunny position until the risk of frost has passed.
- Plant just under the surface of the soil with the eyes of the rhizome facing upwards.
- Water freely throughout the summer months and feed with a fertiliser every two weeks.
Planting Callas in pots for Indoors
- Plant up in the Spring (March to May).
- If planting in pots, use a loam-based compost like John Innes No. 2 but a good multi-purpose compost is also fine.
- Plant one rhizome to an 8" pot or 3 to a 16" pot.
- Position in a sunny position.
Planting Callas in pots for Indoors
- Plant up in the Spring (March to May).
- If planting in pots, use a loam-based compost like John Innes No. 2 but a good multi-purpose compost is also fine.
- Plant one rhizome to an 8" pot or 3 to a 16" pot.
- Position in a sunny position indoors until the risk of frost has passed, then they can be moved to the garden in the summer months.
Planting Callas in the garden
- Wait until the rist of frost has passed, usually by May. Then you can plant up your Callas straight outside or transplant from indoors to your borders.
- Depending on how you want your display to look, you can space your rhizomes 30cm (12") apart or plant in groupings of 3 rhizomes slightly closer together.
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Oh my goodness, just look at how black this Calla Lily is. It has a strikingly black stem leading to a black flower set against deep green foliage. This is simply stunning and dramatic! Calla lilies are ideal for your garden pots or indoor plants.
Pack of 3 Calla Lily Bulbs.
Hart's Hint
Plant your callas shallowly - just below the service with the nobbly bits pointy upwards.
Plant your callas shallowly - just below the service with the nobbly bits pointy upwards.
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Planting & Growing Instructions
How to plant Callas
- Zantedeschia (also known as Calla Lilies) are ideal for planting in containers for houseplants or for seasonal outdoor bedding displays.
- Plant up in pots in the Spring and keep indoors, in a sunny position until the risk of frost has passed.
- Plant just under the surface of the soil with the eyes of the rhizome facing upwards.
- Water freely throughout the summer months and feed with a fertiliser every two weeks.
Planting Callas in pots for Indoors
- Plant up in the Spring (March to May).
- If planting in pots, use a loam-based compost like John Innes No. 2 but a good multi-purpose compost is also fine.
- Plant one rhizome to an 8" pot or 3 to a 16" pot.
- Position in a sunny position.
Planting Callas in pots for Indoors
- Plant up in the Spring (March to May).
- If planting in pots, use a loam-based compost like John Innes No. 2 but a good multi-purpose compost is also fine.
- Plant one rhizome to an 8" pot or 3 to a 16" pot.
- Position in a sunny position indoors until the risk of frost has passed, then they can be moved to the garden in the summer months.
Planting Callas in the garden
- Wait until the rist of frost has passed, usually by May. Then you can plant up your Callas straight outside or transplant from indoors to your borders.
- Depending on how you want your display to look, you can space your rhizomes 30cm (12") apart or plant in groupings of 3 rhizomes slightly closer together.
Care Instructions
How to care for Callas
- In most areas, the foliage will be hit by frost and slightly blackened. This should be cut away.
- Lift Rhizomes before the first frosts and store them over winter before replanting them next Spring (after the risk of frost has passed).
- Store Rhizomes in trays of compost in a cool, dark, frost-free location, e.g a garage, shed, warm greenhouse or conservatory.
- Do not over water.
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Oh my goodness, just look at how black this Calla Lily is. It has a strikingly black stem leading to a black flower set against deep green foliage. This is simply stunning and dramatic! Calla lilies are ideal for your garden pots or indoor plants.Pack of 3 Calla Lily Bulbs.Hart's Hint
Plant your callas shallowly - just below the service with the nobbly bits pointy upwards. - Additional Information
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- Planting & Growing Instructions
How to plant Callas
- Zantedeschia (also known as Calla Lilies) are ideal for planting in containers for houseplants or for seasonal outdoor bedding displays.
- Plant up in pots in the Spring and keep indoors, in a sunny position until the risk of frost has passed.
- Plant just under the surface of the soil with the eyes of the rhizome facing upwards.
- Water freely throughout the summer months and feed with a fertiliser every two weeks.
Planting Callas in pots for Indoors
- Plant up in the Spring (March to May).
- If planting in pots, use a loam-based compost like John Innes No. 2 but a good multi-purpose compost is also fine.
- Plant one rhizome to an 8" pot or 3 to a 16" pot.
- Position in a sunny position.
Planting Callas in pots for Indoors
- Plant up in the Spring (March to May).
- If planting in pots, use a loam-based compost like John Innes No. 2 but a good multi-purpose compost is also fine.
- Plant one rhizome to an 8" pot or 3 to a 16" pot.
- Position in a sunny position indoors until the risk of frost has passed, then they can be moved to the garden in the summer months.
Planting Callas in the garden
- Wait until the rist of frost has passed, usually by May. Then you can plant up your Callas straight outside or transplant from indoors to your borders.
- Depending on how you want your display to look, you can space your rhizomes 30cm (12") apart or plant in groupings of 3 rhizomes slightly closer together.
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