Passion Fruit Calla Lily

So fun and fruity! The Passion Fruit Calla Lily (Zantedeschia 'Passion Fruit') is a tropical-looking blend of luscious yellow, peachy pink, and orange top to bottom and through and through! The sculpted blooms are a single-scrolled petal with a calyx in the center.

The flowers rise on tall stems over equally dramatic foliage! The pointed leaves are dark green with silvery speckles, growing into showy upright clumps that spread slowly by underground rhizome-like bulbs.

Passion Fruit Calla Lily is hardy in USDA growing zones 8 through 10 and can be treated as annuals, or tender perennials and houseplants in northern growing zones. Once it gets too cold, the foliage makes these ideal houseplants. Their easy care makes them bright and cheerful gift plants for any occasion!

Landscape Application:

Passion Fruit Calla Lily is a fantastic perennial bulb, a superb cut flower, and an excellent addition to seasonal garden beds and porch pots. Perfect fillers for containers and mixed planters, even as thrillers in window boxes!

Calla's look divine in rows along the edge of a walkway or to define a garden border, or in groupings around a bench or sculpture to highlight it. These are prime pollinator attractors and add fiery cut flowers to bouquets and floral arrangements!

Growing into dense clumps these tolerate wet soil and can be planted around water features and ponds for erosion control. Use the gorgeous foliage as border and edging plants, or in groupings around a bench or sculpture to highlight it. These are prime pollinator attractors and add fiery cut flowers to bouquets and floral arrangements!

• Cup-Shaped Near-Black Spath-Shaped Blooms
• Dark Green Arrow-Shaped Leaves With Silver Freckles
• Upright Growth & Clumping Form
• Blooms Late Spring to Summer
• Gorgeous Cut Flowers
• Attracts Butterflies & Hummingbirds
• Great Border & Container Plant

#ProPlantTips for Care:

An easy-care perennial rhizome, Calla Lilies loves soaking up the sun but also handles partial shade. Natives to southern and central Africa, these perennials enjoy moist to wet soil and higher humidity. Water your Calla Lily regularly, especially while in containers and newly planted in the ground!

Plant your rhizomes in the spring if you live in frost-free climates 8 to 10, but northern growers can plant these in the winter as forced bulbs, or in the spring outdoors after the threat of frost has passed. Cold climate gardeners can also dig these rhizomes in fall and store them as they would Canna bulbs, keeping them in cool storage in garages or sheds for the winter months.

• Full Sun & Partial Shade
• Well-Drained Soil
• Tolerates Moderate to Moist Locations
• Prune After Foliage Yellows
• Deer Resistant
• Annual in Northern Climates

Fun and flirty exotic blooms, the Passion Fruit Calla Lily adds a juicy hue to your garden beds and containers! Now at NatureHills.com today! Order your quality bulbs today and we'll ship them to your growing zone at the proper planting time!