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Kell
Northern California, CA
(Zone 9b)
August 13, 2002
3:07 AM Post #39755
| Canna Lily 'Tropicanna'
Canna x generalis
Hybridized by Potgieter, 1998
Additional info: (PP10569; Tropicanna™ series, aka Phaison, Orange Durban, Tropicanna®)
This plant is a bold statement in a garden. It gets quite tall. Very easy to care for and quickly multiplies.
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
Click the image for an enlarged view.
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ginger749
November 20, 2006
3:20 AM Post #2929993
| Hi Kell,
My name is Kell.
I was directed to this thread
because I found some canna roots at a local tip.
And I wanted to know what they were.
Thank you for your help.
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Kell
Northern California, CA
(Zone 9b)
November 20, 2006
3:31 AM Post #2930001
| Hi Kell! LOL
If you got this particular canna, you are lucky. This one is just so pretty! |
ginger749
November 20, 2006
4:26 AM Post #2930024
| I`ll take a PIC. tomorrow Where I planted them.
What type of camera do YOU use? |
Kell
Northern California, CA
(Zone 9b)
November 20, 2006
10:05 AM Post #2930601
| I have a Canon Powershot SD500. But I am about to get a new one. I just can't decided which. LOL |
ginger749
November 20, 2006
10:07 PM Post #2932642
| Heres PIC I took today.
Is there a archive where my PICS are kept?
So I can use the same PIC to post in another Thread?
My camera is a NIKON COOLPIX995.
Click the image for an enlarged view.
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Kell
Northern California, CA
(Zone 9b)
November 20, 2006
10:40 PM Post #2932755
| I would think you would have to upload it just like you did this one. You can keep some in your Garden Journal I think but I do not think you can upload from there, but maybe you can. It is a lovely picture and your cannas are going to be gorgeous. Your yard looks pretty special! Does your horse try to eat any of your plants? |
ginger749
November 21, 2006
2:04 AM Post #2933017
| There is a barbed-wire fence 2 mtrs or 6 ft.
away from the garden.
My daughters horse is fed very well every day.
So she doesn’t need to steal my plants.
I`m going to get some of the green cannas from our local BUNNINGS.
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Kell
Northern California, CA
(Zone 9b)
November 21, 2006
2:40 AM Post #2933032
| I bet it will look great when you are all done. |
ginger749
November 21, 2006
2:51 AM Post #2933041
| I already have 10 Agapanthus at one end of the bed.
40 Hippeastras in the middle.
And now the 6 Cannas.
I will have flowers for a long part of the year.
I will post Pics as they Flower.
Kell |
Kell
Northern California, CA
(Zone 9b)
November 21, 2006
3:08 AM Post #2933056
| What zone are you in, Ginger? I love amaryllis. In fact I was potting some up today.
Here cannas spread so fast I hate to plant them in the gorund. Of course my yard is so small and yours looks huge.
I would love to see all your pictures as your garden blooms. |
ginger749
November 21, 2006
3:31 AM Post #2933061
| We dont have zones here.
I am 500 mls. south of the tropic of Capricorn.
I guess you would call that the tropics. We do any ways.
I will post lots of pics of my garden.
I have started growing tomatoes UP SIDE DOWN.
They hang out of pots at the bottom? |
Snowrose
Frederick, MD
(Zone 6b)
November 21, 2006
7:57 AM Post #2933242
| Kell, Your canna looks splendid against the Blue Atlas Cedar. Very complimetary. |
Kell
Northern California, CA
(Zone 9b)
November 21, 2006
5:44 PM Post #2934697
| Thank you so much Snowrose! I love this canna. Unfortunately there is a terrible virus, Canna Yellow Mottle virus, all over the world attacking canna and it ruins their looks. So I have stopped bringing any new ones into my yard. It is hightly contagious.
[HYPERLINK@www.smgrowers.com]
Kell (I keep wanting to call you Ginger, LOL), I just saw this huge display of this canna in a picture Rann posted. I thought you would enjoy seeing it.
[HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com]
I would love to see your upside down tomatoes. I grew over 40 kinds this last summer, all right side up! LOL |
ginger749
November 21, 2006
7:01 PM Post #2934945
| Thank you Kell, for pointing me in the direction of the hyperlink.
But because I am not a paid subscriber. I cant view this PIC.
This issue may change in the future.
As a born DANSKER I would have liked to see & read that.
That is disturbing about the 'Canna Yellow Mottle virus'
What does it actualy do to the plants? |
