For over a decade, I’ve cultivated tubers such as Canna in my Ohio garden. This post features a video that demonstrates how to initiate Canna growth, accompanied by several additional cultivation tips. View my video and remember to bookmark this page to follow the progress of these plants throughout the summer season.
Growing Canna From Bags
This must be one of the most cost-effective methods to create an incredible garden. I have never encountered the two varieties of Canna for sale in plant form in my region. That’s what makes growing your own so special. Taking on this simple project means you have virtually limitless variety options. Watch my video below to see how I cultivate Canna Plants from tubers.
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The Canna Plant Varieties
I’m thrilled to cultivate these new varieties in my garden this year. Below is a list of the varieties and the characteristics of each plant.
- Mr. President Canna
- City of Portland Canna
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The Latest Post With Canna Plants
Below is the latest post I’ve shared featuring Canna Plants. Make sure to check them out when you have the time.
Tropicanna Canna Container Planting
One of my favorite plants to grow from tuber is the canna. In this post, I share an inspiring container planting filled with Tropicanna Canna and Yellow Toucan Purslane. The images are to show you how easy these winning plants are to grow in the right conditions. Tropicanna Canna and
Let’s Connect
The outdoor growing season promises to be as remarkable as the indoor one. It’s a non-stop gardening adventure with just a handful of tools highlighted on my website. I would appreciate it if you could leave a comment on this post with your thoughts on today’s canna feature. I’m excited to share more with you as the season progresses.
Happy Gardening,
