Do you know the different types of lilies? Canna lily, calla lily, true lily — can you tell the difference? Lilies of the genus Canna in the family Cannaceae are large, tropical or subtropical ...

How To Dig Up Canna Lily Rhizoids If your climate is too cold for canna lilies, don't worry, you can still save them for the next year. After the first frost, your canna lilies will begin to ...

Expect Canna plants to grow to at least 4 feet tall, making them well-suited for the background of a garden or in the center as a focal point. Cannas grow well in pots, making an impressive ...

Their bright flowers suit all types of gardens—whether classically designed, cottage-style, or contemporary. Lilies are in the genus 'Lilium' and grow from bulbs.

Expect Canna plants to grow to at least 4 feet tall, making them well-suited for the background of a garden or in the center as a focal point. Cannas grow well in pots, making an impressive ...

Canna bulbs, or rhizomes, grow into stunning canna lilies, blooming in shades of bold oranges, reds, pinks and yellows. The vibrant sunset color palette of these perennial flowers show their heads ...

There is some discussion on how deep to plant canna bulbs. You see numbers anywhere from 3 to 6 inches deep. But generally when you see those kinds of numbers, it refers to the depth of the hole ...

One new homeowner asked me how difficult it would be to care for the Canna lilies already planted at his new home. ‘Not difficult at all,’ was my response. This herbaceous perennial goes by a few ...

Once your canna seeds have all been scarified, soak them in warm water for about 24 hours. It’s important to keep the water warm for the entire soaking period, do not let it get cold.