Van Zyverden 83649 Orange Canna Bulbs Instruction Manual
- May 15, 2024
- VAN ZYVERDEN
Table of Contents
Van Zyverden 83649 Orange Canna Bulbs
Product Information
Specifications
- Genus: Canna
- Common Name: Canna Lily
- Origin of Genus Name: Greek word “Kanna” meaning reed
- Features: Colorful summer bulbs, ruffled spikes, immense paddle-shaped leaves
- Growth Habit : Quick and vigorous grower
- Preferred Growing Areas : Large containers, garden beds, borders
- Hardiness Zones: USDA zones 8-11
- Blooms : All summer
- Exposure : Full sun to partial shade
- Height : 18-24 inches tall
- Spacing : Plant 48-72 inches apart, 2-4 inches deep
Product Usage Instructions
Growing Instructions
If not hardy in your area, plant Cannas outdoors in early summer at a depth
of 2 inches, ensuring the rhizome is placed in the hole with the eyes (shoots)
facing upwards. Cannas thrive with regular watering.
Care Tips
To encourage continuous flowering, deadhead the fading flowers. Cannas
prefer moist conditions, so ensure they receive adequate water.
Planting Details
- Planting Time: Early summer
- Planting Depth: 2 inches
- Watering: Regularly for optimal growth
Maintenance
For best results, ensure the Cannas are planted in well-draining soil and receive sufficient sunlight. Regularly check for pests and diseases, and address any issues promptly.
FAQ
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How often should I water my Cannas?
Cannas prefer moist conditions, so water them regularly, especially during dry periods. Ensure the soil is well-draining to prevent waterlogging. -
What should I do if my Cannas do not bloom?
Lack of flowering in Cannas can be due to insufficient sunlight, inadequate watering, or poor soil conditions. Ensure they are planted in a sunny location, receive adequate water, and are fed with a balanced fertilizer to promote blooming. -
Are Cannas deer-resistant?
Yes, Cannas are known to be deer-resistant plants, making them a great choice for gardens where deer may be present.
INTRODUCTION
Genus name comes from the Greek word Kanna meaning “reed”. Cannas are among the most colorful summer bulbs with ruffled spikes tapering to refined buds, boasting immense paddle shaped leaves. Their great reedy canes and palmy foliage make for large, magnificent plants, yielding blooms all summer long for long lasting curb appeal. They are deer resistant and appear most dramatic when grouped in masses. They are fast growers with large flowers.
MORE ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
- About This Variety: Canna Tropicanna®, Canna indica ‘Phasion’, is a popular variety known for its vibrant foliage. The large, tropical-looking leaves are a delightful mix of green, bronze, orange and pink, creating a bold and colorful display. The foliage alone makes it a standout choice for adding a touch of exotic flair to gardens, patios or even as a focal point in containers. Eye-catching flowers emerge atop tall stalks in shades of red, orange and yellow adding even more showstopping appearance. Adds much vertical interest and drama in the garden. Robust growth habit and upright, a favorite among garden enthusiasts and landscape designers alike.
- Growing Instructions : Where not hardy, plant outdoors in early summer 2” deep, setting the rhizome in the hole, ‘eyes’ (shoots) up. Cannas do best with a good supply of water.
- Care Tip : As flowers fade, deadhead to promote continued flowering. They like moist conditions. Blooms: All Summer
- Exposure : Full Sun to Partial Shade
- Height: Grows 18-24” tall
- Spacing : Plant 48-72” apart, 2-4” deep
- USDA Zones: Hardy in USDA zones 8-11
References
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