Dior Calla Lily Bulbs
Dior Calla Lily – The Darkest, Most Dramatic Calla Lily You Can Grow
Most calla lilies are beautiful. The Dior Calla Lily is arresting. Its blooms open in a deep, smoldering near-black that bleeds into rich reddish-purple at the edges — a color so dark and unusual that it looks almost unreal in the garden, and absolutely extraordinary in a vase.
Named for the house of haute couture, the Dior earns its name. This is the calla lily for gardeners and florists who want something genuinely different — a dark, moody, sophisticated bloom that makes every surrounding flower look more vivid by contrast.
Why Dior Is the Calla Lily for Bold, Sophisticated Gardens
- Near-Black Blooms: Deep, smoldering near-black petals with rich reddish-purple edges — the darkest calla lily color available, and one of the darkest flowers you can grow in the summer garden.
- Dramatic Contrast Effect: Dark blooms make surrounding colors appear more vivid and saturated — plant Dior near whites, creams, pinks, or soft purples to create a striking, high-contrast display.
- Florist Favorite: The near-black color is highly sought after in floral design — a single Dior stem transforms a simple arrangement into something extraordinary and editorial.
- Classic Calla Form: The elegant, trumpet-shaped spathe in its most dramatic color — all the sculptural beauty of a calla lily, in the most unexpected shade.
- Versatile Placement: Equally stunning in garden beds, borders, and large containers — and exceptional indoors in a bright, sunny window.
- Low Maintenance: Despite their exotic appearance, calla lilies are easy to grow — plant in a sunny spot with well-drained soil and let them do the rest.
Planting Guide
- When to Plant: Spring, after the last frost date in your area
- Depth: Plant bulbs 3–4 inches deep, growing tip facing up
- Spacing: 12–18 inches apart for full, lush clumps
- Light: Full sun to partial shade — best bloom production and deepest color in full sun
- Soil: Rich, well-drained soil; keep consistently moist during the growing season
- Zones: Hardy in USDA Zones 8–10; in colder zones, lift and store bulbs after the first frost
Also Consider
Want to build a sophisticated dark-toned calla collection? Pair Dior with our Captain Violetta Calla Lily — its color-shifting lilac-to-violet blooms create a layered, moody dark palette alongside Dior’s near-black spathes for a dramatic, designer-quality border or arrangement.
Order Today
Comes as a 5-pack of ready-to-plant bulbs. Add to cart and grow the darkest, most dramatic calla lily in the garden.
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Dior Calla Lily – The Darkest, Most Dramatic Calla Lily You Can Grow
Most calla lilies are beautiful. The Dior Calla Lily is arresting. Its blooms open in a deep, smoldering near-black that bleeds into rich reddish-purple at the edges — a color so dark and unusual that it looks almost unreal in the garden, and absolutely extraordinary in a vase.
Named for the house of haute couture, the Dior earns its name. This is the calla lily for gardeners and florists who want something genuinely different — a dark, moody, sophisticated bloom that makes every surrounding flower look more vivid by contrast.
Why Dior Is the Calla Lily for Bold, Sophisticated Gardens
- Near-Black Blooms: Deep, smoldering near-black petals with rich reddish-purple edges — the darkest calla lily color available, and one of the darkest flowers you can grow in the summer garden.
- Dramatic Contrast Effect: Dark blooms make surrounding colors appear more vivid and saturated — plant Dior near whites, creams, pinks, or soft purples to create a striking, high-contrast display.
- Florist Favorite: The near-black color is highly sought after in floral design — a single Dior stem transforms a simple arrangement into something extraordinary and editorial.
- Classic Calla Form: The elegant, trumpet-shaped spathe in its most dramatic color — all the sculptural beauty of a calla lily, in the most unexpected shade.
- Versatile Placement: Equally stunning in garden beds, borders, and large containers — and exceptional indoors in a bright, sunny window.
- Low Maintenance: Despite their exotic appearance, calla lilies are easy to grow — plant in a sunny spot with well-drained soil and let them do the rest.
Planting Guide
- When to Plant: Spring, after the last frost date in your area
- Depth: Plant bulbs 3–4 inches deep, growing tip facing up
- Spacing: 12–18 inches apart for full, lush clumps
- Light: Full sun to partial shade — best bloom production and deepest color in full sun
- Soil: Rich, well-drained soil; keep consistently moist during the growing season
- Zones: Hardy in USDA Zones 8–10; in colder zones, lift and store bulbs after the first frost
Also Consider
Want to build a sophisticated dark-toned calla collection? Pair Dior with our Captain Violetta Calla Lily — its color-shifting lilac-to-violet blooms create a layered, moody dark palette alongside Dior’s near-black spathes for a dramatic, designer-quality border or arrangement.
Order Today
Comes as a 5-pack of ready-to-plant bulbs. Add to cart and grow the darkest, most dramatic calla lily in the garden.
