Canna plants

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.

Whether grown permanently in the ground or dug up and replanted each season, age and other factors can reduce the vigor of canna blooms. If you are experiencing no flowers on a canna plant, this article is for you. Click here for more information.

Cannas (Canna × generalis), or canna lilies, are dramatic, flowering plants with large, banana-like leaves. They make great garden focal points.

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Canna lilies grow from rhizomes that spread underground. The plants grow from eyes on the rhizomes, with each eye capable of producing a new plant. The most common propagation method involves dividing the rhizome into pieces. Canna lilies also grow from seed, but this method is used less often because of the ease of ...

Here is the list of Tall Canna Lily Varieties that will surely surprise you. We have also included details on How Tall Do Canna Lilies Grow!