Calla Lily Flowers

Calla lily flowers are fabulous--from white to "black" with shades of pink, rose, burgundy, purple, yellow, apricot, and even "green" in between. Long used by florists, callas are fast becoming popular for use in outdoor gardens, container planting, cut flowers and wedding arrangements.

Calla lily plants usually grow less than 2 feet tall, and love bright, morning light with some afternoon shade. They are the happiest grown in soil that has been supplemented with organic matter, kept moist, and fertilized monthly.

Being frost-sensitive, they can be left in the ground in zones 8-10, but in colder areas, the rhizomes should be lifted after the first frost, cleaned and dried, then stored in a dry location that ranges between 50-60 degrees (F) in temperature.

To see the biggest selection of calla lilies all in one place, just click on the image below and choose the colors you want to see blooming in your garden (mine has white ones intermingled with pinks and burgundies)...

Cut calla lily flowers also make incredibly beautiful wedding bouquets. To get an idea of how yours could look, see the photos of these lovely bridal bouquets with calla lilies, then...

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You can have beautiful calla lily bouquets, boutonnieres, and other arrangements made from fresh cut calla lily flowers purchased at wholesale.

For more info on these savings see calla lily wedding bouquets.

Calla lily flowers are used in several of the wedding bouquets featured in the video below. It can give you some ideas as to the versatility of calla lilies, and how you can use them for your special occasion...