Recently, my parents gave me several large pots that didn't fit in their decor anymore, thinking that they'd look good ...

"Cannas do well in large pots or containers," Bowers says. "Use a pot with good drainage, and make sure the soil stays moist.

Cannas also serve as spectacular vertical or “thriller” plants when used in containers along with other flowers which have creeping, mounding, or spreading growth habits. While the flowers are ...

Our clay loam has had 30 years of deep mulching and is now as rich as fruitcake, and it is this that the cannas love. If growing them in pots, it’s best to mix a peat-free potting compost with ...

Cannas are usually planted directly into the ... you can take the roots out of storage and grow them in pots for a few weeks before planting them into the garden. Even though the first filling ...

Acadia Canna & Kratom has four other locations ... included a new statewide task force to inspect and shut down illicit pot shops. In June, she announced that in one month of enhanced enforcement ...

Cannas (Canna indica) are on the list of tender perennials to bring in for the winter. The genus Canna comes from the Greek for "reed", while the species indica means "Indian", from Southeast Asia.

Q: I lost several of my cannas over the past winter. I had cut back the dead tops after they were killed off by the winter temperatures. Subscribe to continue reading, or log in. Support ...

Obviously, it features Toucan Coral canna as the thriller ... regions consider digging the rhizomes for storage or growing in containers that will allow them to be tucked inside the garage ...

Cannas respond well to being grown in pots as they’re very hungry during the growing season. They can be grown in any container with a drainage hole and do well in any peat-free compost.