A Rare Designer Calla Lily That Instantly Elevates Any Space

Frozen Queen Calla Lily is prized for its extraordinary foliage. The translucent silver-white leaves outlined in green create a sculptural look rarely seen in traditional calla lilies. Even before flowering, the plant acts as a decorative focal point in any garden or interior space.

Stunning Wine-Red Blooms That Create Luxury Contrast

In midsummer, Frozen Queen produces upright trumpet-shaped blooms in a rich Bordeaux-like color. The deep red flowers contrast beautifully with the pale foliage, creating a luxurious display that instantly draws attention.

Perfect for Both Gardens and Indoor Spaces

This versatile calla lily thrives both outdoors in garden beds and indoors in decorative pots. Place it on patios, balconies, or near bright windows to add a refined natural accent to living spaces.

Easy to Grow Even for Beginner Gardeners

Frozen Queen bulbs are easy to plant and require only moderate watering and partial sunlight. With minimal care, they grow into strong ornamental plants that deliver dramatic foliage and flowers each season.

A Pollinator-Friendly Garden Accent

The trumpet-shaped blooms help attract beneficial pollinators such as bees and butterflies. This makes Frozen Queen not only a beautiful plant but also a small ecological boost for your garden environment.

Planting & Care

• Planting Instructions Plant 3" deep and 8-12" apart in the garden. In a container the plants can be planted closer together for a bushy effect (6")
• Light Requirements Full Sun, Partial Shade
• Soil Requirements Well drained
• Will Tolerate Acidic Soil, Clay Soil, Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil
• Watering Requirements Average water needs. Water regularly, do not overwater
• Fertilization Requirements Once per year
• Pruning Not needed
• Winter Care Callas are not hardy. Lift the bulbs in fall and store in a cool, dry and frost free location.

Product Details

• Botanical Name Zantedeschia 'Frozen Queen'
• Ships As 16-18 cm bulb
• Form Corm
• Hardiness Zone 3-10
• Lift in Fall 3-7
• Flowering Time Midsummer
• Flower Color Carmine-pink flowers
• Flower Form Upright trumpet shape 4" in length and 2-3" across
• Foliage Type Translucent silvery-white sword-like leaves with irregular green edging
• Height/Habit 16 - 18 inches

FAQ

1. How do you care for a frozen queen calla lily?
Plant Frozen Queen Calla Lily in full sun to partial shade in rich, well-drained soil. Keep the soil consistently moist but not soggy and fertilize monthly during active growth. Deadhead spent blooms to encourage more flowers. In fall, let the Frozen Queen go dormant by stopping watering and allowing the foliage to die. In colder climates, dig up and store the rhizomes in a dark place at 40-50°F during winter; in warm zones, mulch for seasonal protection.

2. Do calla lilies grow better in pots or in the ground?
Calla Lily Frozen Queen bulbs flourish both outdoors in the garden and indoors as a houseplant, making them perfect for gardeners of all levels.

3. Can I leave calla lilies in the ground?
Frozen queen calla lily bulbs can safely be left in the ground all year in hardiness zones 9-10, as well as in zone 8 when the ground is covered with a heavy mulch.

4. Is the frozen queen calla lily a perennial or annual?
Frozen Queen Calla Lily is a tender perennial. It grows as a perennial in warm climates (USDA zones 8–10) where it can stay in the ground year-round. In colder climates (zones 7 and below), it’s typically grown as an annual, or the rhizomes must be dug up and stored indoors over winter for replanting in spring.

5. Will calla lilies come back after a freeze?
Calla lilies may survive a light frost, but a hard freeze will usually kill the bulbs if left in the ground. In warm climates (zones 8–10), they often return on their own. In colder zones, bulbs should be dug up and stored over winter for replanting in spring.

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