Canna bulbs

In the Midwest we find ourselves digging up canna bulbs to store for winter.

Wintering canna bulbs is an excellent way to make sure that these tropical looking plants survive in your garden year after year. Storing canna bulbs is simple, and this article will show you how.

Canna lilies are gorgeous tropical plants that wow in the garden. If you live in a cooler climate, you probably want to store your canna bulbs for the winter. Here are some tips to get your cannas through the cold weather to bloom again next year.

Canna lilies will thrive with the proper care. Learn about how to grow them: water, sunlight, soil, flowers, fertilizer, hardiness, and more!

Hello Visitors, As noted yesterday, I am beginning to disassemble, dismantle, and take apart my container gardens and patio pots. As I do, I will share with you the photos and steps in the event yo…

Canna lilies are perennial bulbs or rhizomes that can be overwintered in pots. Learn how to store potted canna lilies during the winter.

If you're growing canna lilies in Zone 7 and below, you'll need to lift and store the tender rhizomes in the winter months. Learn how on Gardener's Path.

Canna lilies are showy, tender perennials that multiply quickly during the growing season. Learn how your canna lilies spread and the steps to divide them.

Garden columnist Susan Mulvihill shares tips and explains how to pot up your overwintered Canna lily bulbs. Link to video.

Canna lilies are tender perennials that add strong ornamental interest to your garden. Learn the best canna lily companions for long-lasting color display.