Potted canna lily

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Noted for its long blooming season, Canna 'Cannova Rose' boasts radiant spikes of rose-pink flowers held above large, blue-green pointed leaves. Blooming from spring to the first frost, its robust growth and extensive branching ensure lavish flowering and a lush-looking plant. Compact, this excellent performer thrives very well in cooler summer climates. It is versatile and well-suited for the border, as a patio plant or by the waterside.

Okay, I’ll admit it… I have always had a love affair with cannas. Having grown up in southern California, cannas were a staple item in the landscape. The large growing varieties that reached 6 to 8 feet tall were seen throughout most of the public parks where they were

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

Cannas are one of the best plants for adding height and color to containers. Cannas are one of the few plants that bloom and continue to show off during the hottest weeks...

Botanical name: Canna indica ‘Purpurea' Common name: Canna Zone: Tender rhizome Height: 5 to 7 feet Light: Sun ANNUALS, BULBS, RHIZOMES

Cannova Mango canna lily

Growing Canna Lilies is simple and very rewarding. Canna Lilies are forgiving and will fill an empty area with exuberant exotic foliage.

Q. What is the proper care for Canna lilies. Since they are a dominant plant in my landscaping here in Palm Springs, I'd like to know what to fertilize them with, when to fertilize, when to cut back, when to water, how much and in which season, etc. I read your information on deadheading and that was useful. Take a look at Canna lilies on Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/pin/14144186308774982/ A. I like Canna Lily as well. There are many types to pick from; different heights, flower…

One of the craziest canna lilies we grow…Canna ‘Cleopatra’. The purple and green random leaf patterns (chimeras) are stably unstable. When the color splits the leaf, the same thing happens on the flower stalk. Flowers on the purple side of the stalk are red, and those arising from the green side of the stalk are yellow with red spots. Canna ‘Cleopatra’ is sure to evoke lots of comments in the garden.