Canna lilies are an exception, ... revealing lush green, bronze or variegated leaves. ... the lesser canna leaf roller is more common in home gardens.

Cannas flowers, sometimes called canna lilies, are semi-tropical plants that grow from rhizomes. Gardeners love the bold flowers and foliage. The post Grow Canna Flowers for Tropical Beauty in the ...

The most common leaf color is green, but there are varieties with reddish, bronze and variegated leaves to add even more color. They range in height of 1 1/2 feet to 8 feet. Bees and hummingbirds ...

This herbaceous perennial goes by a few common names: Cannas, Canna lily, or maybe garden canna is most likely the hybrid of Canna indica and Canna glauca ... are 3 to 6 feet tall, glabrous, ...

They do not do damage to daylilies, canna lilies, ... Residents can report suspected lily leaf beetles via email, or by calling the MDA’s Arrest the Pest line at 1-888-545-6684.

Should your canna leaves fail to unfurl, take a closer look and you will probably discover fine webbing holding the leaves together. This is the activity of canna leaf roller caterpillars ...

GARDENING GERRY DALY THE canna lily is becoming increasingly popular in gardens as a result of the fashion for tropical planting. In this style of planting, tender exotic plants are used outdoors ...

The lily leaf beetle (Lilioceris lilii) (LLB), a native of Europe and Asia, was first reported in North America in the 1940s, likely imported in shipments of potted lilies.

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.

If you were born well after World War II, you may have just discovered Canna lilies in the past few years. ... Because the newer varieties sport flamboyant leaves of bronze, near black, ...