Calla 'Captain Romance' (1 rhizome)

Common name Calla Lily
Latin name Zantedeschia ‘Captain Romance’
Quantity per bag 1 rhizome
Calla ‘Captain Romance’ produces elegant cup-shaped flowers with delicate pink gradients above glossy green foliage that may be lightly speckled. Its tropical elegance makes it a standout in the garden.

It produces abundant blooms in refined pink shades that brighten flower beds and containers throughout summer. Its decorative foliage enhances its tropical appeal.

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Captain Romance Calla Lily (Zantedeschia ‘Captain Romance’) is a rhizomatous perennial admired for its cup-shaped flowers in rich pink, softly fading to paler tones along the edges. This nuanced colouring gives the blooms a tender, romantic appearance, beautifully complemented by glossy green foliage that may be lightly marked with pale spots. From June to August, its slender stems carry elegant flowers that brighten summer displays. Reaching 45 to 60 cm in height, the plant forms a refined silhouette with deciduous foliage. Hardy only to Zone 10, it must be protected from frost in Quebec.

Plant the rhizomes in spring after all danger of frost has passed and the soil has begun to warm. Choose a location in gentle sun or partial shade with rich, fertile, evenly moist, and perfectly drained soil. Lay the rhizomes flat, 8 to 10 cm deep, and space them 30 to 40 cm apart. Water regularly to maintain consistent moisture without allowing the soil to become waterlogged. An annual application of compost and a balanced fertilizer every two weeks support abundant flowering. Before the first frost, lift the rhizomes and store them in a cool, dry place.

‘Captain Romance’ calla lily is ideal for summer flower beds, borders, patios, large containers, and bouquets. For container growing, choose a pot at least 30 cm in diameter with excellent drainage. Its pink flowers pair beautifully with begonias, cannas, caladiums, coleus, and coral bells to create soft, tropical displays. Valued for their excellent vase life, the blooms bring a romantic touch to floral arrangements and may also attract some pollinators. They are grown exclusively for ornamental purposes and are not intended for consumption.