Canna lilly garden ideas

Ready to add a splash of vibrant color to your garden? Learn how to grow Canna Lily with our easy-to-follow guide! From selecting the perfect planting location to providing the right amount of water and nutrients, we've got you covered. Discover expert tips and tricks for cultivating these stunning, tropical plants that are sure to make a bold statement in your landscape. Don't wait - start growing Canna Lily today!

Everything from intricate tables to rustic watering cans can be arranged to add decoration and style to you favourite home garden.

Beautifying your landscape doesn't have to be difficult! These annuals and perennials are easy plants to grow for green thumbs and new gardeners alike.

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.

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

Prune canna lilies like a pro! Our expert guide on when, why, and how to trim canna lilies for healthier, more beautiful blooms.

Several different canna varieties planted in a huge, 8-foot deep flower border on Long Island.

A favorite for over a century, Canna 'Red King Humbert' produces large flowers ranging from bright red to reddish-orange. Sitting on erect, branching stalks, the brilliant blossoms contrast nicely with the lush foliage of large, glossy leaves, which slowly turn from green to a showy reddish-bronze. Blooming from mid-summer to fall, this regal canna lily provides a cheerful touch of the tropics in the garden or patio. A deservedly popular variety.

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

How to choose and grow cannas, even in cooler climates - expert advice from Stephen Ryan, Australian gardening broadcaster & plant specialist.