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Canna Seeds - Indica

25 Seeds
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4.99
50 Seeds
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8.99

SEASON

Perennial

USDA ZONES

8 - 11

HEIGHT

48 inches

BLOOM SEASON

Late spring to mid fall

BLOOM COLOR

Mix

ENVIRONMENT

Full sun

SOIL TYPE

Prefers moist soils, pH 6.1 - 7.5

DEER RESISTANT

Yes

HOUSE PLANT

No

SEASON

Perennial

USDA ZONES

7 - 11

HEIGHT

24 - 30 inches

BLOOM SEASON

Early summer to frost

BLOOM COLOR

Red

ENVIRONMENT

Full sun

SOIL TYPE

Prefers moist, well-drained soils, pH 6.1 - 7.5

DEER RESISTANT

Yes

HOUSE PLANT

No

SEASON

Perennial

USDA ZONES

7 - 11

HEIGHT

24 - 30 inches

BLOOM SEASON

Early summer to frost

BLOOM COLOR

Rose

ENVIRONMENT

Full sun

SOIL TYPE

Prefers moist, well-drained soils, pH 6.1 - 7.5

DEER RESISTANT

Yes

HOUSE PLANT

No

SEASON

Perennial

USDA ZONES

7 - 11

HEIGHT

24 - 30 inches

BLOOM SEASON

Early summer to frost

BLOOM COLOR

Salmon

ENVIRONMENT

Full sun

SOIL TYPE

Prefers moist, well-drained soils, pH 6.1 - 7.5

DEER RESISTANT

Yes

HOUSE PLANT

No

SEASON

Perennial

USDA ZONES

7 - 11

HEIGHT

24 - 30 inches

BLOOM SEASON

Early summer to frost

BLOOM COLOR

White

ENVIRONMENT

Full sun

SOIL TYPE

Prefers moist, well-drained soils, pH 6.1 - 7.5

DEER RESISTANT

Yes

HOUSE PLANT

No

SEASON

Perennial

USDA ZONES

7 - 11

HEIGHT

24 - 30 inches

BLOOM SEASON

Early summer to frost

BLOOM COLOR

Yellow

ENVIRONMENT

Full sun

SOIL TYPE

Prefers moist, well-drained soils, pH 6.1 - 7.5

DEER RESISTANT

Yes

HOUSE PLANT

No

About...

Canna Indica (Large Flowered Hybrids) - Growing Cannas from Canna Indica seeds is extremely rewarding and brings a striking perennial to the landscape that gives a full season of color. This Canna Lily can grow up to 48 inches tall and gives a wonderful display with its colorful foliage and blooms of intense color.

MORE CANNA OPTIONS

Indica Red Rose Salmon White Yellow
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FAQ's
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Planting Directions

TEMPERATURE

72F

AVERAGE GERM TIME

8 - 12 days - soak seeds 24 - 48 hours before planting and then file o...more 8 - 12 days - soak seeds 24 - 48 hours before planting and then file or nick seed...less

LIGHT REQUIRED

No

DEPTH

1/2 inch

SOWING RATE

1 - 2 seeds per plant

MOISTURE

Keep seeds moist until germination

PLANT SPACING

9 - 18 inches

Field of Flowering Canna Plants
Canna Seed Packets For Sale
Outsidepride provides our Canna Lily seeds (Canna x Generalis) for USDA zones 7-11. Our perennial plants grow taller up to 24-48 inches and bloom from early summer to frost in full sun. Canna Lily plants live year round and are suitable for water's edge or garden beds. Available in 10, 20, 25, & 50 flower seed packets, Outsidepride Canna Lily Flower Seeds produce vibrant flowers in various colors, bringing color to your landscape. Our seeds offer an easy way to add visual interest to your garden with minimal maintenance, making them a simple planting option.
Tropical Flowers in Bold, Vibrant Colors
Bold and Vibrant Blooms
With our Canna Lilies, you'll enjoy blooms that are both bold and vibrant, creating a visual spectacle in your garden. These large, colorful flowers make a statement, offering brilliant shades that captivate the eye and bring a burst of energy to your outdoors throughout the season.
Canna Attracts Beneficial Pollinators
Attracts Beneficial Pollinators
Our Canna Lily flowers attract beneficial pollinators like bees and hummingbirds, promoting a healthy garden environment. Their vibrant blooms draw these important creatures, encouraging the growth of other plants and contributing to a flourishing, diverse garden where all plant life can flourish.
Canna Plants Versatile for Landscaping
Versatile for Landscaping
Whether used as border plants, in containers, or near water features, our Canna lilies’ bold colors and height bring a dynamic touch. Suitable for both formal and tropical landscapes, they add texture and visual appeal wherever planted, complementing any flower garden design.
Canna Suitable for Cut Flowers &n Container Plants
Suitable for Cut Flowers
When used as cut flowers, Canna lilies bring a tropical flair to any arrangement with their bold, vibrant blooms. Though the flowers last for a short time, their vivid colors make a striking impact, while the foliage stays fresh, adding beauty to bouquets for longer.
Varieties of Canna Flowers: Indica, White, Rose, Yellow, Red, & Salmon
From fiery reds to soft salmon, our Canna lilies offer a range of colors to suit every garden’s palette. The bold, intense red blooms bring a dramatic touch, while the soft salmon offers a gentler, warm hue. Bright yellow and pure white flowers add vibrancy and light, while rich rose tones add depth to your landscape. Whether creating a striking contrast or a harmonious blend, there’s a Canna Lily plant variety to complement any color scheme and enrich the beauty of your garden with a spectrum of vivid, captivating shades.
Canna Bloom Season, Color, & Height Chart For Plants
Tropical blooms in every shade of summer are showcased with our Canna plants, making them a suitable choice for garden enthusiasts. With flowers in fiery red, soft salmon, bright yellow, and rich rose, they bloom from early summer to frost, providing vibrant color throughout the season. Growing 24-48 inches tall, they create a bold presence in garden beds or by water features. These outdoor plants live year round, offering a tropical look while adding texture and color to your landscape, ensuring your garden remains lively and captivating all summer long.
Hummingbird on Canna Flower Pollinating Plant
Our Canna lilies are not only known for their bright flowers but also for their simple growth and purpose in the garden. To plant, soak the seeds for 24-48 hours to soften the seed, then scratch lightly for faster germination. Plant seeds ½ inch deep and keep them moist until germination, which typically occurs in 8-20 days. Space them 9-18 inches apart to allow for full growth. As outdoor perennial plants, they provide a long season of color and attract pollinators, contributing to the overall health and beauty of your garden.

Canna Indica (Large Flowered Hybrids) - Growing Cannas from Canna Indica seeds is extremely rewarding and brings a striking perennial to the landscape that gives a full season of color. This Canna Lily can grow up to 48 inches tall and gives a wonderful display with its colorful foliage and blooms of intense color. Canna seed is one of the largest flower seeds you will find at only 5 seeds per gram. Due to this factor, it is best to soak the flower seeds for 24 - 48 hours before planting to soften the seed coat. For even faster germination, file or nick the Canna Lily seeds before planting. Canna seeds should germinate in 8 - 12 days at 72F.

Cut old spent flowers and seed pods to encourage repeated flowering late into the autumn season. Canna plants should be spaced 9 - 18 inches apart depending on the size of the varieties used and the effect desired. In dry weather, watering Canna Lily plants once a week will insure a stronger growth. Another common name for Canna Indica is Indian Shot.

Common Questions

Q

How long can canna lily live?

A

When the plant is properly overwintered and cared for, expect a canna lily to live for three to five years. Dividing the plant regularly can extend its life even further.

Q

Where should I place a canna lily in my house?

A

A south-facing window should provide plenty of bright light and warmth for a canna lily to grow indoors.

Q

Can you divide canna plants?

A

You can divide canna plants by splitting the rhizomes into sections and replanting them. Each section should have two to three "eyes" or growing points.

Q

How often should I divide canna plants?

A

If you live in a warm climate where you can leave the rhizomes in the ground during the winter, divide them when they begin to become overcrowded. The timing depends on how well they grow in their location, but a rule of thumb is every two to three years.

Q

Why are my leaves turning yellow?

A

The most common reason canna leaves turn yellow is too little or too much water or sunlight.

Q

Why aren’t my cannas blooming?

A

This can happen when the plants do not have enough sunlight or are receiving too much fertilizer. Cannas need full sun and should only be fertilized with a slow release fertilizer designed for flowering plants.

Q

Can I grow cannas in water?

A

Cannas do like moist soils and can grow even in water if the conditions are warm. They will rot in cool wet soils. Never leave them over the winter in wet soils.

Q

Do I need to deadhead cannas?

A

For a longer bloom season you will need to deadhead your cannas.

ABOUT
FAQ's
VIDEOS

Planting Directions

TEMPERATURE

76 - 80F

AVERAGE GERM TIME

10 - 20 days

LIGHT REQUIRED

No

DEPTH

1/2 inch

SOWING RATE

1 - 2 seeds per plant

MOISTURE

Keep seeds moist until germination

PLANT SPACING

9 - 18 inches

Field of Flowering Canna Plants
Canna Seed Packets For Sale
Outsidepride provides our Canna Lily seeds (Canna x Generalis) for USDA zones 7-11. Our perennial plants grow taller up to 24-48 inches and bloom from early summer to frost in full sun. Canna Lily plants live year round and are suitable for water's edge or garden beds. Available in 10, 20, 25, & 50 flower seed packets, Outsidepride Canna Lily Flower Seeds produce vibrant flowers in various colors, bringing color to your landscape. Our seeds offer an easy way to add visual interest to your garden with minimal maintenance, making them a simple planting option.
Tropical Flowers in Bold, Vibrant Colors
Bold and Vibrant Blooms
With our Canna Lilies, you'll enjoy blooms that are both bold and vibrant, creating a visual spectacle in your garden. These large, colorful flowers make a statement, offering brilliant shades that captivate the eye and bring a burst of energy to your outdoors throughout the season.
Canna Attracts Beneficial Pollinators
Attracts Beneficial Pollinators
Our Canna Lily flowers attract beneficial pollinators like bees and hummingbirds, promoting a healthy garden environment. Their vibrant blooms draw these important creatures, encouraging the growth of other plants and contributing to a flourishing, diverse garden where all plant life can flourish.
Canna Plants Versatile for Landscaping
Versatile for Landscaping
Whether used as border plants, in containers, or near water features, our Canna lilies’ bold colors and height bring a dynamic touch. Suitable for both formal and tropical landscapes, they add texture and visual appeal wherever planted, complementing any flower garden design.
Canna Suitable for Cut Flowers &n Container Plants
Suitable for Cut Flowers
When used as cut flowers, Canna lilies bring a tropical flair to any arrangement with their bold, vibrant blooms. Though the flowers last for a short time, their vivid colors make a striking impact, while the foliage stays fresh, adding beauty to bouquets for longer.
Varieties of Canna Flowers: Indica, White, Rose, Yellow, Red, & Salmon
From fiery reds to soft salmon, our Canna lilies offer a range of colors to suit every garden’s palette. The bold, intense red blooms bring a dramatic touch, while the soft salmon offers a gentler, warm hue. Bright yellow and pure white flowers add vibrancy and light, while rich rose tones add depth to your landscape. Whether creating a striking contrast or a harmonious blend, there’s a Canna Lily plant variety to complement any color scheme and enrich the beauty of your garden with a spectrum of vivid, captivating shades.
Canna Bloom Season, Color, & Height Chart For Plants
Tropical blooms in every shade of summer are showcased with our Canna plants, making them a suitable choice for garden enthusiasts. With flowers in fiery red, soft salmon, bright yellow, and rich rose, they bloom from early summer to frost, providing vibrant color throughout the season. Growing 24-48 inches tall, they create a bold presence in garden beds or by water features. These outdoor plants live year round, offering a tropical look while adding texture and color to your landscape, ensuring your garden remains lively and captivating all summer long.
Hummingbird on Canna Flower Pollinating Plant
Our Canna lilies are not only known for their bright flowers but also for their simple growth and purpose in the garden. To plant, soak the seeds for 24-48 hours to soften the seed, then scratch lightly for faster germination. Plant seeds ½ inch deep and keep them moist until germination, which typically occurs in 8-20 days. Space them 9-18 inches apart to allow for full growth. As outdoor perennial plants, they provide a long season of color and attract pollinators, contributing to the overall health and beauty of your garden.

Canna Red (Canna x Generalis) - Growing Cannas from Canna seeds is extremely rewarding and brings a striking perennial to the landscape that gives a full season of color. This Canna Lily can grow 24 - 30 inches tall and gives a wonderful display with its colorful foliage and blooms of intense red color.

Common Questions

Q

How long can canna lily live?

A

When the plant is properly overwintered and cared for, expect a canna lily to live for three to five years. Dividing the plant regularly can extend its life even further.

Q

Where should I place a canna lily in my house?

A

A south-facing window should provide plenty of bright light and warmth for a canna lily to grow indoors.

Q

Can you divide canna plants?

A

You can divide canna plants by splitting the rhizomes into sections and replanting them. Each section should have two to three "eyes" or growing points.

Q

How often should I divide canna plants?

A

If you live in a warm climate where you can leave the rhizomes in the ground during the winter, divide them when they begin to become overcrowded. The timing depends on how well they grow in their location, but a rule of thumb is every two to three years.

Q

Why are my leaves turning yellow?

A

The most common reason canna leaves turn yellow is too little or too much water or sunlight.

Q

Why aren’t my cannas blooming?

A

This can happen when the plants do not have enough sunlight or are receiving too much fertilizer. Cannas need full sun and should only be fertilized with a slow release fertilizer designed for flowering plants.

Q

Can I grow cannas in water?

A

Cannas do like moist soils and can grow even in water if the conditions are warm. They will rot in cool wet soils. Never leave them over the winter in wet soils.

Q

Do I need to deadhead cannas?

A

For a longer bloom season you will need to deadhead your cannas.

ABOUT
FAQ's
VIDEOS

Planting Directions

TEMPERATURE

76 - 80F

AVERAGE GERM TIME

10 - 20 days

LIGHT REQUIRED

No

DEPTH

1/2 inch

SOWING RATE

1 - 2 seeds per plant

MOISTURE

Keep seeds moist until germination

PLANT SPACING

9 - 18 inches

Field of Flowering Canna Plants
Canna Seed Packets For Sale
Outsidepride provides our Canna Lily seeds (Canna x Generalis) for USDA zones 7-11. Our perennial plants grow taller up to 24-48 inches and bloom from early summer to frost in full sun. Canna Lily plants live year round and are suitable for water's edge or garden beds. Available in 10, 20, 25, & 50 flower seed packets, Outsidepride Canna Lily Flower Seeds produce vibrant flowers in various colors, bringing color to your landscape. Our seeds offer an easy way to add visual interest to your garden with minimal maintenance, making them a simple planting option.
Tropical Flowers in Bold, Vibrant Colors
Bold and Vibrant Blooms
With our Canna Lilies, you'll enjoy blooms that are both bold and vibrant, creating a visual spectacle in your garden. These large, colorful flowers make a statement, offering brilliant shades that captivate the eye and bring a burst of energy to your outdoors throughout the season.
Canna Attracts Beneficial Pollinators
Attracts Beneficial Pollinators
Our Canna Lily flowers attract beneficial pollinators like bees and hummingbirds, promoting a healthy garden environment. Their vibrant blooms draw these important creatures, encouraging the growth of other plants and contributing to a flourishing, diverse garden where all plant life can flourish.
Canna Plants Versatile for Landscaping
Versatile for Landscaping
Whether used as border plants, in containers, or near water features, our Canna lilies’ bold colors and height bring a dynamic touch. Suitable for both formal and tropical landscapes, they add texture and visual appeal wherever planted, complementing any flower garden design.
Canna Suitable for Cut Flowers &n Container Plants
Suitable for Cut Flowers
When used as cut flowers, Canna lilies bring a tropical flair to any arrangement with their bold, vibrant blooms. Though the flowers last for a short time, their vivid colors make a striking impact, while the foliage stays fresh, adding beauty to bouquets for longer.
Varieties of Canna Flowers: Indica, White, Rose, Yellow, Red, & Salmon
From fiery reds to soft salmon, our Canna lilies offer a range of colors to suit every garden’s palette. The bold, intense red blooms bring a dramatic touch, while the soft salmon offers a gentler, warm hue. Bright yellow and pure white flowers add vibrancy and light, while rich rose tones add depth to your landscape. Whether creating a striking contrast or a harmonious blend, there’s a Canna Lily plant variety to complement any color scheme and enrich the beauty of your garden with a spectrum of vivid, captivating shades.
Canna Bloom Season, Color, & Height Chart For Plants
Tropical blooms in every shade of summer are showcased with our Canna plants, making them a suitable choice for garden enthusiasts. With flowers in fiery red, soft salmon, bright yellow, and rich rose, they bloom from early summer to frost, providing vibrant color throughout the season. Growing 24-48 inches tall, they create a bold presence in garden beds or by water features. These outdoor plants live year round, offering a tropical look while adding texture and color to your landscape, ensuring your garden remains lively and captivating all summer long.
Hummingbird on Canna Flower Pollinating Plant
Our Canna lilies are not only known for their bright flowers but also for their simple growth and purpose in the garden. To plant, soak the seeds for 24-48 hours to soften the seed, then scratch lightly for faster germination. Plant seeds ½ inch deep and keep them moist until germination, which typically occurs in 8-20 days. Space them 9-18 inches apart to allow for full growth. As outdoor perennial plants, they provide a long season of color and attract pollinators, contributing to the overall health and beauty of your garden.

Canna Rose (Canna x Generalis) - Growing Cannas from Canna seeds is extremely rewarding and brings a striking perennial to the landscape that gives a full season of color. This Canna Lily can grow 24 - 30 inches tall and gives a wonderful display with its colorful foliage and blooms of intense rose color.

Common Questions

Q

How long can canna lily live?

A

When the plant is properly overwintered and cared for, expect a canna lily to live for three to five years. Dividing the plant regularly can extend its life even further.

Q

Where should I place a canna lily in my house?

A

A south-facing window should provide plenty of bright light and warmth for a canna lily to grow indoors.

Q

Can you divide canna plants?

A

You can divide canna plants by splitting the rhizomes into sections and replanting them. Each section should have two to three "eyes" or growing points.

Q

How often should I divide canna plants?

A

If you live in a warm climate where you can leave the rhizomes in the ground during the winter, divide them when they begin to become overcrowded. The timing depends on how well they grow in their location, but a rule of thumb is every two to three years.

Q

Why are my leaves turning yellow?

A

The most common reason canna leaves turn yellow is too little or too much water or sunlight.

Q

Why aren’t my cannas blooming?

A

This can happen when the plants do not have enough sunlight or are receiving too much fertilizer. Cannas need full sun and should only be fertilized with a slow release fertilizer designed for flowering plants.

Q

Can I grow cannas in water?

A

Cannas do like moist soils and can grow even in water if the conditions are warm. They will rot in cool wet soils. Never leave them over the winter in wet soils.

Q

Do I need to deadhead cannas?

A

For a longer bloom season you will need to deadhead your cannas.

ABOUT
FAQ's
VIDEOS

Planting Directions

TEMPERATURE

76 - 80F

AVERAGE GERM TIME

10 - 20 days

LIGHT REQUIRED

No

DEPTH

1/2 inch

SOWING RATE

1 - 2 seeds per plant

MOISTURE

Keep seeds moist until germination

PLANT SPACING

9 - 18 inches

Field of Flowering Canna Plants
Canna Seed Packets For Sale
Outsidepride provides our Canna Lily seeds (Canna x Generalis) for USDA zones 7-11. Our perennial plants grow taller up to 24-48 inches and bloom from early summer to frost in full sun. Canna Lily plants live year round and are suitable for water's edge or garden beds. Available in 10, 20, 25, & 50 flower seed packets, Outsidepride Canna Lily Flower Seeds produce vibrant flowers in various colors, bringing color to your landscape. Our seeds offer an easy way to add visual interest to your garden with minimal maintenance, making them a simple planting option.
Tropical Flowers in Bold, Vibrant Colors
Bold and Vibrant Blooms
With our Canna Lilies, you'll enjoy blooms that are both bold and vibrant, creating a visual spectacle in your garden. These large, colorful flowers make a statement, offering brilliant shades that captivate the eye and bring a burst of energy to your outdoors throughout the season.
Canna Attracts Beneficial Pollinators
Attracts Beneficial Pollinators
Our Canna Lily flowers attract beneficial pollinators like bees and hummingbirds, promoting a healthy garden environment. Their vibrant blooms draw these important creatures, encouraging the growth of other plants and contributing to a flourishing, diverse garden where all plant life can flourish.
Canna Plants Versatile for Landscaping
Versatile for Landscaping
Whether used as border plants, in containers, or near water features, our Canna lilies’ bold colors and height bring a dynamic touch. Suitable for both formal and tropical landscapes, they add texture and visual appeal wherever planted, complementing any flower garden design.
Canna Suitable for Cut Flowers &n Container Plants
Suitable for Cut Flowers
When used as cut flowers, Canna lilies bring a tropical flair to any arrangement with their bold, vibrant blooms. Though the flowers last for a short time, their vivid colors make a striking impact, while the foliage stays fresh, adding beauty to bouquets for longer.
Varieties of Canna Flowers: Indica, White, Rose, Yellow, Red, & Salmon
From fiery reds to soft salmon, our Canna lilies offer a range of colors to suit every garden’s palette. The bold, intense red blooms bring a dramatic touch, while the soft salmon offers a gentler, warm hue. Bright yellow and pure white flowers add vibrancy and light, while rich rose tones add depth to your landscape. Whether creating a striking contrast or a harmonious blend, there’s a Canna Lily plant variety to complement any color scheme and enrich the beauty of your garden with a spectrum of vivid, captivating shades.
Canna Bloom Season, Color, & Height Chart For Plants
Tropical blooms in every shade of summer are showcased with our Canna plants, making them a suitable choice for garden enthusiasts. With flowers in fiery red, soft salmon, bright yellow, and rich rose, they bloom from early summer to frost, providing vibrant color throughout the season. Growing 24-48 inches tall, they create a bold presence in garden beds or by water features. These outdoor plants live year round, offering a tropical look while adding texture and color to your landscape, ensuring your garden remains lively and captivating all summer long.
Hummingbird on Canna Flower Pollinating Plant
Our Canna lilies are not only known for their bright flowers but also for their simple growth and purpose in the garden. To plant, soak the seeds for 24-48 hours to soften the seed, then scratch lightly for faster germination. Plant seeds ½ inch deep and keep them moist until germination, which typically occurs in 8-20 days. Space them 9-18 inches apart to allow for full growth. As outdoor perennial plants, they provide a long season of color and attract pollinators, contributing to the overall health and beauty of your garden.

Canna Salmon (Canna x Generalis) - Growing Cannas from Canna seeds is extremely rewarding and brings a striking perennial to the landscape that gives a full season of color. This Canna Lily can grow 24 - 30 inches tall and gives a wonderful display with its colorful foliage and blooms of intense salmon colors.

Common Questions

Q

How long can canna lily live?

A

When the plant is properly overwintered and cared for, expect a canna lily to live for three to five years. Dividing the plant regularly can extend its life even further.

Q

Where should I place a canna lily in my house?

A

A south-facing window should provide plenty of bright light and warmth for a canna lily to grow indoors.

Q

Can you divide canna plants?

A

You can divide canna plants by splitting the rhizomes into sections and replanting them. Each section should have two to three "eyes" or growing points.

Q

How often should I divide canna plants?

A

If you live in a warm climate where you can leave the rhizomes in the ground during the winter, divide them when they begin to become overcrowded. The timing depends on how well they grow in their location, but a rule of thumb is every two to three years.

Q

Why are my leaves turning yellow?

A

The most common reason canna leaves turn yellow is too little or too much water or sunlight.

Q

Why aren’t my cannas blooming?

A

This can happen when the plants do not have enough sunlight or are receiving too much fertilizer. Cannas need full sun and should only be fertilized with a slow release fertilizer designed for flowering plants.

Q

Can I grow cannas in water?

A

Cannas do like moist soils and can grow even in water if the conditions are warm. They will rot in cool wet soils. Never leave them over the winter in wet soils.

Q

Do I need to deadhead cannas?

A

For a longer bloom season you will need to deadhead your cannas.

ABOUT
FAQ's
VIDEOS

Planting Directions

TEMPERATURE

76 - 80F

AVERAGE GERM TIME

10 - 20 days

LIGHT REQUIRED

No

DEPTH

1/2 inch

SOWING RATE

1 - 2 seeds per plant

MOISTURE

Keep seeds moist until germination

PLANT SPACING

9 - 18 inches

Field of Flowering Canna Plants
Canna Seed Packets For Sale
Outsidepride provides our Canna Lily seeds (Canna x Generalis) for USDA zones 7-11. Our perennial plants grow taller up to 24-48 inches and bloom from early summer to frost in full sun. Canna Lily plants live year round and are suitable for water's edge or garden beds. Available in 10, 20, 25, & 50 flower seed packets, Outsidepride Canna Lily Flower Seeds produce vibrant flowers in various colors, bringing color to your landscape. Our seeds offer an easy way to add visual interest to your garden with minimal maintenance, making them a simple planting option.
Tropical Flowers in Bold, Vibrant Colors
Bold and Vibrant Blooms
With our Canna Lilies, you'll enjoy blooms that are both bold and vibrant, creating a visual spectacle in your garden. These large, colorful flowers make a statement, offering brilliant shades that captivate the eye and bring a burst of energy to your outdoors throughout the season.
Canna Attracts Beneficial Pollinators
Attracts Beneficial Pollinators
Our Canna Lily flowers attract beneficial pollinators like bees and hummingbirds, promoting a healthy garden environment. Their vibrant blooms draw these important creatures, encouraging the growth of other plants and contributing to a flourishing, diverse garden where all plant life can flourish.
Canna Plants Versatile for Landscaping
Versatile for Landscaping
Whether used as border plants, in containers, or near water features, our Canna lilies’ bold colors and height bring a dynamic touch. Suitable for both formal and tropical landscapes, they add texture and visual appeal wherever planted, complementing any flower garden design.
Canna Suitable for Cut Flowers &n Container Plants
Suitable for Cut Flowers
When used as cut flowers, Canna lilies bring a tropical flair to any arrangement with their bold, vibrant blooms. Though the flowers last for a short time, their vivid colors make a striking impact, while the foliage stays fresh, adding beauty to bouquets for longer.
Varieties of Canna Flowers: Indica, White, Rose, Yellow, Red, & Salmon
From fiery reds to soft salmon, our Canna lilies offer a range of colors to suit every garden’s palette. The bold, intense red blooms bring a dramatic touch, while the soft salmon offers a gentler, warm hue. Bright yellow and pure white flowers add vibrancy and light, while rich rose tones add depth to your landscape. Whether creating a striking contrast or a harmonious blend, there’s a Canna Lily plant variety to complement any color scheme and enrich the beauty of your garden with a spectrum of vivid, captivating shades.
Canna Bloom Season, Color, & Height Chart For Plants
Tropical blooms in every shade of summer are showcased with our Canna plants, making them a suitable choice for garden enthusiasts. With flowers in fiery red, soft salmon, bright yellow, and rich rose, they bloom from early summer to frost, providing vibrant color throughout the season. Growing 24-48 inches tall, they create a bold presence in garden beds or by water features. These outdoor plants live year round, offering a tropical look while adding texture and color to your landscape, ensuring your garden remains lively and captivating all summer long.
Hummingbird on Canna Flower Pollinating Plant
Our Canna lilies are not only known for their bright flowers but also for their simple growth and purpose in the garden. To plant, soak the seeds for 24-48 hours to soften the seed, then scratch lightly for faster germination. Plant seeds ½ inch deep and keep them moist until germination, which typically occurs in 8-20 days. Space them 9-18 inches apart to allow for full growth. As outdoor perennial plants, they provide a long season of color and attract pollinators, contributing to the overall health and beauty of your garden.

Canna White (Canna x Generalis) - Growing Cannas from Canna seeds is extremely rewarding and brings a striking perennial to the landscape that gives a full season of color. This Canna Lily can grow 24 - 30 inches tall and gives a wonderful display with its colorful foliage and blooms of bright white color.

Common Questions

Q

How long can canna lily live?

A

When the plant is properly overwintered and cared for, expect a canna lily to live for three to five years. Dividing the plant regularly can extend its life even further.

Q

Where should I place a canna lily in my house?

A

A south-facing window should provide plenty of bright light and warmth for a canna lily to grow indoors.

Q

Can you divide canna plants?

A

You can divide canna plants by splitting the rhizomes into sections and replanting them. Each section should have two to three "eyes" or growing points.

Q

How often should I divide canna plants?

A

If you live in a warm climate where you can leave the rhizomes in the ground during the winter, divide them when they begin to become overcrowded. The timing depends on how well they grow in their location, but a rule of thumb is every two to three years.

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Why are my leaves turning yellow?

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The most common reason canna leaves turn yellow is too little or too much water or sunlight.

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Why aren’t my cannas blooming?

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This can happen when the plants do not have enough sunlight or are receiving too much fertilizer. Cannas need full sun and should only be fertilized with a slow release fertilizer designed for flowering plants.

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Can I grow cannas in water?

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Cannas do like moist soils and can grow even in water if the conditions are warm. They will rot in cool wet soils. Never leave them over the winter in wet soils.

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Do I need to deadhead cannas?

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For a longer bloom season you will need to deadhead your cannas.

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Planting Directions

TEMPERATURE

76 - 80F

AVERAGE GERM TIME

10 - 20 days

LIGHT REQUIRED

No

DEPTH

1/2 inch

SOWING RATE

1 - 2 seeds per plant

MOISTURE

Keep seeds moist until germination

PLANT SPACING

9 - 18 inches

Field of Flowering Canna Plants
Canna Seed Packets For Sale
Outsidepride provides our Canna Lily seeds (Canna x Generalis) for USDA zones 7-11. Our perennial plants grow taller up to 24-48 inches and bloom from early summer to frost in full sun. Canna Lily plants live year round and are suitable for water's edge or garden beds. Available in 10, 20, 25, & 50 flower seed packets, Outsidepride Canna Lily Flower Seeds produce vibrant flowers in various colors, bringing color to your landscape. Our seeds offer an easy way to add visual interest to your garden with minimal maintenance, making them a simple planting option.
Tropical Flowers in Bold, Vibrant Colors
Bold and Vibrant Blooms
With our Canna Lilies, you'll enjoy blooms that are both bold and vibrant, creating a visual spectacle in your garden. These large, colorful flowers make a statement, offering brilliant shades that captivate the eye and bring a burst of energy to your outdoors throughout the season.
Canna Attracts Beneficial Pollinators
Attracts Beneficial Pollinators
Our Canna Lily flowers attract beneficial pollinators like bees and hummingbirds, promoting a healthy garden environment. Their vibrant blooms draw these important creatures, encouraging the growth of other plants and contributing to a flourishing, diverse garden where all plant life can flourish.
Canna Plants Versatile for Landscaping
Versatile for Landscaping
Whether used as border plants, in containers, or near water features, our Canna lilies’ bold colors and height bring a dynamic touch. Suitable for both formal and tropical landscapes, they add texture and visual appeal wherever planted, complementing any flower garden design.
Canna Suitable for Cut Flowers &n Container Plants
Suitable for Cut Flowers
When used as cut flowers, Canna lilies bring a tropical flair to any arrangement with their bold, vibrant blooms. Though the flowers last for a short time, their vivid colors make a striking impact, while the foliage stays fresh, adding beauty to bouquets for longer.
Varieties of Canna Flowers: Indica, White, Rose, Yellow, Red, & Salmon
From fiery reds to soft salmon, our Canna lilies offer a range of colors to suit every garden’s palette. The bold, intense red blooms bring a dramatic touch, while the soft salmon offers a gentler, warm hue. Bright yellow and pure white flowers add vibrancy and light, while rich rose tones add depth to your landscape. Whether creating a striking contrast or a harmonious blend, there’s a Canna Lily plant variety to complement any color scheme and enrich the beauty of your garden with a spectrum of vivid, captivating shades.
Canna Bloom Season, Color, & Height Chart For Plants
Tropical blooms in every shade of summer are showcased with our Canna plants, making them a suitable choice for garden enthusiasts. With flowers in fiery red, soft salmon, bright yellow, and rich rose, they bloom from early summer to frost, providing vibrant color throughout the season. Growing 24-48 inches tall, they create a bold presence in garden beds or by water features. These outdoor plants live year round, offering a tropical look while adding texture and color to your landscape, ensuring your garden remains lively and captivating all summer long.
Hummingbird on Canna Flower Pollinating Plant
Our Canna lilies are not only known for their bright flowers but also for their simple growth and purpose in the garden. To plant, soak the seeds for 24-48 hours to soften the seed, then scratch lightly for faster germination. Plant seeds ½ inch deep and keep them moist until germination, which typically occurs in 8-20 days. Space them 9-18 inches apart to allow for full growth. As outdoor perennial plants, they provide a long season of color and attract pollinators, contributing to the overall health and beauty of your garden.

Canna Yellow (Canna x Generalis) - Growing Cannas from Canna seeds is extremely rewarding and brings a striking perennial to the landscape that gives a full season of color. This Canna Lily can grow 24 - 30 inches tall and gives a wonderful display with its colorful foliage and blooms of brilliant yellow color.

Common Questions

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How long can canna lily live?

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When the plant is properly overwintered and cared for, expect a canna lily to live for three to five years. Dividing the plant regularly can extend its life even further.

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Where should I place a canna lily in my house?

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A south-facing window should provide plenty of bright light and warmth for a canna lily to grow indoors.

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Can you divide canna plants?

A

You can divide canna plants by splitting the rhizomes into sections and replanting them. Each section should have two to three "eyes" or growing points.

Q

How often should I divide canna plants?

A

If you live in a warm climate where you can leave the rhizomes in the ground during the winter, divide them when they begin to become overcrowded. The timing depends on how well they grow in their location, but a rule of thumb is every two to three years.

Q

Why are my leaves turning yellow?

A

The most common reason canna leaves turn yellow is too little or too much water or sunlight.

Q

Why aren’t my cannas blooming?

A

This can happen when the plants do not have enough sunlight or are receiving too much fertilizer. Cannas need full sun and should only be fertilized with a slow release fertilizer designed for flowering plants.

Q

Can I grow cannas in water?

A

Cannas do like moist soils and can grow even in water if the conditions are warm. They will rot in cool wet soils. Never leave them over the winter in wet soils.

Q

Do I need to deadhead cannas?

A

For a longer bloom season you will need to deadhead your cannas.

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