Cannas plant

How to Plant Canna Bulbs. Cannas perform well in gardens, landscapes and containers. Their foliage makes a dramatic statement, and their exotic flowers are popular with hummingbirds.

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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

Indian Shot (Canna indica) — Center for the Study of the Built Environment

This canna has the same foliage color as Cannova® Bronze Scarlet, with bronze leaves slightly tinged with olive green. Cannova® Bronze Orange, however, produces orange-tinged rather than scarlet-red flowers. The plant is well branched. It is also very floriferous, which is often rare in foliage cannas.

Cannova® Yellow Canna - Brings the allure of the Caribbean right to your garden with its majestic, banana-like leaves and vibrant, exotic flowers. Great for landscapes and container plantings in full sun! Striking foliage contrasts with the flowers, making them an eye-catching option for mixed combinations or in-ground plantings.

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