Cannas can be worked into a formal garden by keeping them clustered and neat. Notice how the overall form of the canna planting is circular instead of "drifting" in a free-form pattern.

love!!!!

Front - little ball shrubs

Nice

plantas

Yum!

Good

Containers

Red Cana Lily Tropicana, wandering jew

ginger plant

Urban Garden

Flooring

Potted plants front

Nice colour combo in planters

zone 9

Ashley's box wood w canna and pot vine

color contrast, simplicity

landscape

Ronald Dangerfield wrote: What's the name of the tall plant with red tip at the far left, second the end (little green one)? Like Unlike · Comment · 4 weeks ago Glenna Partridge Garden Design The tall red leaved plant on the left is a Canna lily 'Tropicana'. Here's a link for more information http://www.finegardening.com/plantguide/canna-tropicanna.aspx I hope this helps! 4 weeks ago · Like Unlike Write a comment Attach Images tessymarie wrote: what is the name of the plants on the edge of the right side? (the little round ones) Like Unlike · Comment · 11 months ago Glenna Partridge Garden Design Those little shrubs are Buxus sempervirens 'Suffruticosa' (True dwarf boxwood). They stay much smaller than common boxwood and can be grown together to create a solid little hedge or clipped as you see here in my design. I just take some scissors or my pruners and give each shrub a "haircut" once a year to keep the shape round. I hope this helps! 11 months ago · Like Unlike costumier Love the pot plant combinations. How often do you feed these plants and perform maintenance. 4 days ago · Like Unlike Write a comment Attach Images What Houzz contributors are saying: added by Amy Renea to Great Design Plant: Cannas Cannas can be worked into a formal garden by keeping them clustered and neat. Notice how the overall form of the canna planting is circular instead of "drifting" in a free-form pattern.

plants

Canna container

balls as edging

Arreglos de canteros

ginger

Brentwood

The containers are awesome

canna lily tropicana

plant comments

Lush tropical plants in planters

Back door corner garden area

the privacy and colors

Backyard

Shrub layers

potted plants

The plants

Plants and bushes

m gonna do this.....

round plants add formality

Love the topiaries

Uuyygg

Cannas

In van

arramge,emt

I like the large-leafed green plant immediately to the left of the tree.

Wow!

Purple plant

flower pot arrangement

color

Colour and texture

Canna in large pots

GARDEN

use of pots

combination of different plants

ginger plant

Pots

Plants

landsca

Cannas can be worked into a formal garden by keeping them clustered and neat. Notice how the overall form of the canna planting is circular instead of "drifting" in a free-form pattern.

Garden joining patio landscaping

Pots are gorgeous and add drama

garden design

Lawn

Цветы

PLANTERS

cannas in a pot ???

Tropical plants in planters.

potted features are great!!

Pots

edging is nice

Garden I love it

Buxinhos

jarros mistos

Interesting potting

Potting design

rastenija bolshije v gorshkah

Potted Plants

PLANTER GIANT CANNAS

trimming the hedges

kannas kompozicija

Cannas can be worked into a formal garden by keeping them clustered and neat. Notice how the overall form of the canna planting is circular instead of "drifting" in a free-form pattern.

For side yard in FL? Grove planting after shed is moved? Likes full sun and will grow year round in zone 9. At a Glance: Canna Lilies Botanical name: Cannaceae Common name: Canna lily USDA zones: 8-10 (find your zone) Water requirement: Well-drained, well-watered soil Light requirement: Full sun, slight shade Mature size: 2 to 9 feet tall, depending on variety Benefits: Easy to grow, tall and statuesque, pest resistant, interesting foliage, wide range of colors Best time to plant: 2 weeks after the last frost in your area for colder zones and anytime in zones 8-10 Seasonal interest: Foliage looks the best in late spring-mid summer, while the flowers put on a show in late summer.

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plants

Although not true lilies, canna lilies make a wonderful addition to a wide variety of garden types and styles. They are easy to grow, easy to propagate and reasonably priced, and they create a large impact even in small numbers. Large leaves in a variety of color variations are topped with relatively small flowers in various colors as well. No matter what color scheme you are going for, there is a canna to match. While typically used in tropical-style gardens, cannas also can be used in more traditional gardens in colder zones down to at least 5a. We northern gardeners can plant them as summer bulbs, while zone 8-10 gardeners can use them year round! Let's take a peek at some well-placed cannas and their effect in the garden. At a Glance: Canna Lilies Botanical name: Cannaceae Common name: Canna lily USDA zones: 8-10 (find your zone) Water requirement: Well-drained, well-watered soil Light requirement: Full sun, slight shade Mature size: 2 to 9 feet tall, depending on variety Benefits: Easy to grow, tall and statuesque, pest resistant, interesting foliage, wide range of colors Best time to plant: 2 weeks after the last frost in your area for colder zones and anytime in zones 8-10 Seasonal interest: Foliage looks the best in late spring-mid summer, while the flowers put on a show in late summer. These beginner-proof beauties will give you confidence to move on to other, less forgiving, plants. How to Use Cannas in Your Garden Cannas work perfectly as a background foil for smaller plants. You typically have to wait three to four years for an evergreen plant to grow large enough to work as a foil for other plants, but a canna can grow to four or five feet in a few months. Cannas have lush foliage, but can be top heavy. Try underplanting cannas with low-growing pots to cover up those bare ankles. Cannas can be worked into a formal garden by keeping them clustered and neat. Notice how the overall form of the canna planting is circular instead of "drifting" in a free-form pattern.

plants

glenna partridge garden desgin

perenials

Yard

canna lily and patio plants

small garden

Cannas can be worked into a formal garden by keeping them clustered and neat. Notice how the overall form of the canna planting is circular instead of "drifting" in a free-form pattern.

Cannas can be worked into a formal garden by keeping them clustered and neat. Notice how the overall form of the canna planting is circular instead of "drifting" in a free-form pattern.

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Potted plants

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Plants

Planters

beautiful combo

little balls up the garden path

flower pot

landscape

great dea

planter ideas

Cannas have lush foliage, but can be top heavy. Try underplanting cannas with low-growing pots to cover up those bare ankles.

garden

Cannas

Beautiful

aww litle trees

flowers (cannas)

Front Porch

lovely garden with containers

hadn't thought to use them as the thriller in a pot. Will now!

very pretty

Container planting

Varied color & texture

garden scape

Arbustos redondos

cannas r beautiful

Steph's yard

Boxwoods

Boxwood

Great Florida plants

Potted cannas

Contrast of colors

pretty

hmmmm!

calm

Pots

Colour and Hedging

Entrance