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Growing Cannas is easy, your choice where to plant themI’m thrilled growing cannas as they flower for eight to nine months of the year in my climate. These tropical plants add some structure to my garden with great foliage colors and also have a great tolerance in the dry times. Classic cannas are at home in cottage gardens themes and dry gardens, even though they are fairly dry tolerant the aquatic cannas are suitable for backyard ponds either planted around the edge of a pond or submerged.
On a recent holiday along the coast of the Great Ocean Road I was pleasently surprised to see many home gardens with cannas in their planting schemes. The gardens had beach road frontage and the cannas were thriving and really stood out amongst other hardy garden flowers perennials including Agapanthus and Kniphofias.
Agapanthus is a great looking summer companion plant when grown alongside Cannas, they both give a colorful display, and I have sourced some varieties for sale from Ebay.If your not already a Ebay member then it's best to sign up for Ebay now, so when you're ready to bid, maybe at the last minute of an auction, you'll be all registered and ready to go.
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Beautiful Old Heirloom Canna Prints For Sale
Beautiful Prints of Canna Flowers for sale featuring heirloom cannas from around the world that have been enhanced and restored by me. Prints are from my personal collection that I have sourced over the years of collecting original old vintage related works from Garden Seed Catalogues, lithographs, chromos, and plate prints etc. They have been reproduced on quality A4 photo paper. Watermark will not be on your prints of canna flowers. Photo print of New French Cannas The Three Finest. Featuring Madame Crozy, Francois Crozy and Alphonse Bouvier, painted for James Vick's Sons 1892.
Photo print of Mixed Cannas from the 1890s. Photo print from Childs Grand Flowering Cannas, featuring Alsace, Italia, Lorraine, Duke of Marlborough and the New Variegated Foliage Canna Rainbow. 1890s Litho produced for John Lewis Childs. Photo print of French Cannas from 1895, featuring Sarah Hill and Maurice Mussey. Photo print of Canna Koenigin Charlotte, from 1910. |
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