The "Cameleon" arum lily is an exceptionally beautiful variety of the popular, adorable Zantedeschia. Even though it does not belong to tall giants - it only grows up to 40 cm tall - it produces large, ornamental, erect leaves and magnificent inflorescences. Arum lily flowers, that are gathered in a short cob, are small and inconspicuous, yet its spathe looks truly spectacular. Thanks to it the whole inflorescence looks like a slender cup with a charmingly bent, asymmetric edge. The arum lily variety offered in our garden store dazzles with the irregular colouring of the spathe that takes on different shades of pale yellow and salmon pink with a darker spot at the base that surrounds the cob. Flowers appear in the second half of summer in ground cultivation.

Bulbs of the "Cameleon" arum lily are planted late in spring, when the risk of late frost has completely passed. Pot cultivation may be initiated at any given time of the year. This species likes all permeable, humous soils that retain moisture well. Zantedeschias may be grown on sunny and partially shady, preferably warm and wind-sheltered sites. Vicinity of tall perennials and trees would suit them well. The pastel-coloured inflorescences of the presented variety take on various colour shades that harmonise wonderfully with perennials with ornamental foliage, such as hostas and bergenias, as well as all late summer flowers. Take arum lily bulbs out of the soil before first frosts and transfer to a room with a temperature of circa 10°C.

One package contains 1 large bulb sized 14/16. Plant growing instructions were included in the package information.

• Variety: Cameleon
• Use: Ornamental
• Flower type: inflorescences
• Site: sunny or partially shady; permeable, humous, moisture