Calla 'Trio Sunshine'

Zantedeschia

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A fantastic combination of orange, pink, and yellow flowers that will bloom at the same time with similar growth habit; 8-11 weeks to flower.


  •  · Elegant flowers are great for cutting
  •  · Blooms last for many weeks
  •  · Perfect for containers
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Height:

18-20 in

Spread:

12-15 in

Zone:

9-10

Calla 'Trio Sunshine'
Calla 'Trio Sunshine'

Exposure

• Sun Tolerant
• Morning Sun / Afternoon Shade

Soil Moisture Needs

• Average Soil

Attributes

• Fragrant
• Mass Plant
• Specimen
• Good Container Plant
• Long Blooming
• Good Cut Flower / Foliage

Season of Interest (Flowering)

• Summer
• Late Summer
• Late Spring / Early Summer

Season of Interest (Foliage)

• Late Spring / Early Summer
• Late Summer

Calla

Common Name: Zantedeshia

Calla Lilies make excellent pot or patio plants. They also grow well when transplanted into the garden, but are not hardy. Plant in well-drained soil and full sun for best growth.

NEW 'DUTCH CALLAS' FOR STRONGER STEMS, VIBRANT COLORS, LARGER FLOWERS, UPRIGHT GROWTH HABIT AND VERY FLORIFEROUS

  • Pretreated Tubers: Tubers have been pre-treated with a GA dip to encourage greater and more uniform flowers. We pretreat all our tubers in the US.
  • Pot Size: Plant 1x16/18cm tuber per gallon; Plant 1x20/+cm tuber per 2gallon.
  • Use a well-drained potting soil with a high air porosity and a pH 6 - 6.5. Add gypsum/lime to increase pH.
  • Plant tubers 1-1.5" below the soil surface, flat side up. Callas root from the top of the tuber and need sufficient soil coverage over the tuber to prevent new roots from drying out.
  • Keep pots evenly moist to promote root growth, especially after potting.
  • Grow Callas warm at 72-75F days. Little growth occurs at temperatures below 64F.
  • Too much shade or spacing too tight will result in week stems and floppy plants.