Easter Calla Lily
Out of stock
4.8/ 5
44 reviews
As always the plants from Plants4Presents are stunning, healthy and their delivery and service is flawless
The plant was delivered on time and was well packed arriving in perfect condition.
The recipient of the plant was delighted. I hoped that it would bring a little bit of my Australian summer garden to her early English spring.
A beautiful lily; perfect as a present and the put was perfect too. A great choice. I will def purchase again from here.
Considering the plant had recently had its annual pruning, I was pleasantly surprised with the photo that the recipient sent me and she was very happy with it.,
Good quality, safely packaged, and good value
I ordered the Patio Rose as a birthday gift. It arrived in perfect condition exactly on time, my friend was delighted. I will use PFP again.
Very healthy plant in good condition. Looks great in the garden - although we did use a larger pot than the one which came with it. Maybe think twice about pot purchase.
A yellow rose was asked for as it was a Golden Wedding. The plant arrived in very good condition and the recipient loved it.
Purchased as a 60th birthday gift and sent direct to recipient. Arrived the day expected and photo shows a healthy patio rose in bud.
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
These flowering bulbs should last several weeks indoors.
Calla Lilies will do best with plenty of light but not direct sunlight. Place near a window or in an enclosed porch or conservatory. They don’t like extremes of heat, so try to protect your plant from radiators, cold wind and cold draughts. The cooler they are kept the longer the flowers will last but they will suffer if exposed to extreme cold or frost.
Water your lilies regularly but moderately. The surface of the compost should be slightly damp, but not wet.
At the natural end of their flowering period, the flowers will fade to green. These are bulb plants, and, with care, they can be coaxed to flower next year. The leaves should be tied and allowed to wither away in the autumn before being cut back in the winter ready for fresh growth in spring.
Don’t worry if you notice water drops forming at the end of the leaves and bending the leaves over. This is a natural response to an indoor climate. However, if the leaves droop completely and collapse you need to water your plant more regularly. Calla Lilies are creatures of habit and can react to a sudden change in situation. If you notice yellow leaves, cut these back to allow new growth to develop. Brown marks, particularly on the edges of the flowers, usually indicate bruising of these fleshy plants.
