Armstrong Garden Centers Calla Lily

For mass plantings, space your Calla Lilies approximately 24 inches apart. This allows enough room for the foliage to form a full, healthy mound as they reach their mature spread of 3 feet.

These lilies are excellent for container gardening and work particularly well as a 'thriller' plant in mixed arrangements. Just ensure the pot is large enough to accommodate their mature size and keep the soil consistently moist.

No, the Large White Calla Lily is toxic if ingested. It is best to plant them in areas where pets or small children are not likely to nibble on the foliage or flowers.

You generally do not need to worry; this variety is considered deer resistant. While no plant is entirely deer-proof, they typically avoid the taste and texture of Calla Lilies.

This plant thrives in moisture, so you should keep the soil consistently damp. They are an excellent choice for pondside planting or areas of the garden that stay naturally wet.

Yes, their striking, trumpet-shaped blooms are perfect for cutting. They make elegant additions to floral arrangements and hold up well once cut.