Plant Cannas after the Last Frost
Cannas should not be planted until the risk of frosts has passed! A nice variety is Canna Pretoria: http://j.mp/HXV9HN
Cannas should not be planted until the risk of frosts has passed! A nice variety is Canna Pretoria: http://j.mp/HXV9HN
Large pond plants should now be fed! Did you know that cannas can be grown in a pond? Some tips: http://j.mp/H8gF8M
Dahlias and cannas can now be planted out in the garden! How to plant dahlias: http://j.mp/iE71UE
Summer flowering bulbs can now be planted! A very beautiful one is Canna Tropicanna: http://j.mp/c3hyoi
Cannas can now be started into growth by potting up the dormant rhizomes in a light position.
Inspect stored tubers of plants such as Dahlia and Canna for signs of drying out: do not let them become bone dry.
Cannas and dahlias are lifted after the foliage has been blackened by frost: Cut back the stems before lifting.
Care for your dahlias and cannas: Wait for first frosts before lifting the tubers or rhizomes.
The danger of frost should have passed in June: time to plant out cannas and dahlias.
Dahlias, Gladiolas, Begonias, Lilies, Cannas and other summer flowering bulbs can be planted in May.