NOT AVAILABLE AFTER APRIL: This imposing Canna grows in wetlands and along water courses from the southern USA to tropical America and can reach 9 feet in height. The distinctive spear-shaped leaves are a lovely blue green in colour and the bright yellow flowers are much larger than many other Canna species. In mild climates it can be grown as a marginal aquatic and is suitable for large containersif these can be stood in a container where a permanent water level of 3-6 inches can be maintained.

Plant rhizomes in pots of rich compost in Spring. Water and feed well, plant out in final position when all risk of frost has passed.

NOT AVAILABLE AFTER APRIL: This is a classic, elegant species Canna with deep purple stems to 6 feet, and mid-green foliage edged with purple with dark ribs. Throughout the summer months the plants produce flaming torches of small but stunningly brilliant red flowers - truly superior to many of the hybrid Cannas in all its parts! It is uncomplaining and prolific, and can be grown in containers, used as summer bedding or for more permanent landscaping in mild regions.

Plant rhizomes in pots of rich compost in early Spring. water and feed well, plant out in final position when all danger of frost has passed. 

NOT AVAILABLE AFTER APRIL: A truly spectacular species Canna, this exotic plant has huge bright green leaves with distinctive yellow ribs and produces imposing spires of glowing orange flowers on stems up to 9 feet in height. Canna tuerckheimii is reasonably wind resistant although a sheltered, sunny position will bring out its full potential. Marvellous in large containers, as summer bedding and can be used for more permanent landscaping in mild regions.

Plant rhizomes in pots of rich compost in early Spring. Water and feed well, plant out in final position when all danger of frost has passed.