Marek Bowers, founder of Bolder Green, says that canna lilies are super easy to grow, which makes them a great choice for ...

If you were born well after World War II, you may have just discovered Canna lilies in the past few years. I grew up with them as a child when a couple dozen of these green-leafed giants topped ...

•  Have many uses around the world (horticulture, agriculture and food value; seeds used in jewelry/musical instruments) Like the daylily, the canna lily is not a lily at all. It belongs ...

Canna bulbs must be stored over winter in a place not reaching below freezing so they can be planted in early spring. ... Canna lilies can reach 8 to 10 feet (2.4 to 3 meters) ...

June: Cannas — Canna lilies as they are sometimes called — will bloom from June through October.Flowers are displayed in yellow, orange, pink, red, or white. Banana-like foliage can be green ...

Lilies of the genus Canna in the family Cannaceae are large, tropical or subtropical plants. The many cultivars have bright flowers of red, orange or yellow. The leaves may be green, bronzy red or ...

Our winters are warmer on average, but it's probably still pushing it a bit to skip digging tender bulbs, corms and rhizomes (i.e. dahlias, cannas and gladioli) for storage inside over winter.

Canna Lilies (Canna indica) are pretty much pest-free, but there a couple of bugs that love making themselves right at home on their broad red-and-green veined leaves. It could be grasshoppers.

Canna lilies add a tropical flair with bananalike, brightly colored leaves and showy flowers that match the flair of tropical ginger. Heat is a Canna lily's best friend ...