Canna garden

Caladium, canna, coleus, and hosta are just a few of the bold and beautiful flowers that will provide non-stop color in your garden.

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

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

Add a dreamy tropical island getaway in your backyard with these big, beautiful, voluptuous flowers and leaves of Cannas. Planting and care instructions.

Summer bulbs are the stars of our August trial garden. Get a look at some new varieties and combinations, including dahlias, liatris, glads and more.

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.

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.

Garden with Cannas: from left, Canna blacky, Canna 'pretoria' , Canna 'durban' Mixed perennials and ornamental grasses too

Like most flowers gardens, yours probably looks its best in June. That’s peak bloom time for classics like peonies, bearded iris, Asiatic lilies, clematis, campanulas, baptisia and delphiniums. As summer progresses, we all struggle to maintainRead More