Blooms up to 4 weeks earlier than Clips; great vigor and uniformity;1.5" cup-shaped, pure white flowers and dark green foliage.

Forms low mounds of bright golden scalloped foliage contrasted with lavender blue flowers late spring; best color in full sun and more lime-green in partial shade.

A super bloomer; forms dense, compact mounds of dark green foliage; star-shaped purple flowers bloom in terminal clusters and all along the axils of the sturdy upright stems; excellent branching habit; blooms earlier than other glomerata.

Forms compact mounds with narrow foliage, numerous spikes of bell-shaped lavender-blue flowers bloom spring thru summer, flowers are more upward and outward facing.

Forms compact mounds with narrow foliage, numerous spikes of bell-shaped white flowers bloom spring thru summer; flowers are more upward and outward facing.

Vigorous low-growing habit with sprays of starry lavender-blue flowers all summer. Excellent for rock gardens where you need a plant with a wonderful cascading effect.

Clusters of fiery red trumpet-shaped flowers.

Showy peach flowers contrast nicely against the dark bronze foliage in summer. Prefers more shade than other Cannas; works well in container gardens.

Very dark burgundy-black foliage with orange-red flowers, thick glossy foliage maintains color all summer.

Bold spikes of dark red-scarlet flag-like flowers at the ends of the stems; large bronze-burgundy pointy leaves.

Bold spikes of orange flag-like flowers with yellow centers at the ends of the stems; large bluish-green pointy leaves.

Bold spikes of vivid red-orange flowers edged in golden-yellow at the end of the tall stems, large pointy blue-green leaves. A stunning touch of tropical glamour to a sunny garden.

Bold spikes of flag-like rose flowers at the ends of the stems over large bluish-green pointy leaves.

Bold spikes of flag-like yellow flowers at the end of the stems over large, green pointy leaves.

Phasion a.k.a. 'Tropicanna", looks like a circus of colors! The leaves are striped with purple, yellow and red; the flowers are vivid orange. Together the foliage and flowers are over-the-top colorful. Vigorous and easy to grow. A sport of Canna Wyoming.

Orange flowers with green and yellow striped leaves.

Highly variegated creamy-yellow leaves with dark green margins; nicely clumping with aching leaves.

A small mounding shrub that produces loads of deep blue flower clusters from summer to fall; great for late season color. Foliage is very fragrant and silver-gray. Attracts butterflies, bees and other pollinators.

The large royal-purple flowers that appear in early summer will stand out against a backdrop of fuzzy silver foliage; forms compact and well-branching clumps; heat and drought tolerant.

A fast growing, compact selection with large flowers that have pure white petals and royal purple centers.

The fuzzy, green foliage sits below bright blue, fringed petals that are butterfly magnets.

Distinctive silvery-white foliage with wavy leaf edges. Eye-catching color and mounding habit makes it Ideal for mixed containers and garden borders. Retailers Choice Award winner.

Wiry stems with shiny green foliage; terminal clusters of gentian blue flowers bloom late summer until frost.

A native selection with hot pink flowers; forms large clumps of glossy dark green foliage with reddish stems, spring foliage is tinged bronze but turns to dark green by summer, excellent for late summer color.

The hot pink flowers are highlighted above red stems on this early blooming variety. Very compact with shiny dark green-bronze foliage.

Large semi-double coral-pink daisy flowers with yellow centers; mature plants form a Mammoth mound 20-36" tall and up to 4 feet wide.

Mammoth Mums are blooming machines in late summer-fall, like a small shrub in size, this variety will be smothered in bronze-red daisy flowers with yellow centers, the ferny foliage stays green all season.

Large semi-double lavender flowers with yellow centers; mature plants form a Mammoth mound 20-36" tall and up to 4 feet wide.

Semi-double red flowers with bright yellow centers; mature plants form a Mammoth mound 20-36" tall and up to 4 feet wide.

Semi-double bright yellow flowers with unique spoon shaped ray florets. Mature plants form a Mammoth mound 18-24" tall and up to 4' wide.

Exotic quilled petals with unique color make this a winner; golden-yellow tubular petals tipped with fiery-red spoons resemble matchsticks; perfect fall color; dark green foliage with strong stems produce compact clumps; excellent for containers.

Striking glossy dark purple-brown foliage, arching stalks of strongly sweet, fragrant bottlebrush flowers of light pink maturing to white; this late summer bloomer is grown best in rich moist soil.

Tall growing, dark green foliage with purple accents and margins on the leaves, best vigor with dense creamy white flower spikes, fragrant.

Very dark purple to almost black foliage, bottlebrush flower spikes open light pink and fade to creamy white, fragrant.

Dark bronze-purple foliage with long spikes of soft pink flowers that fade to white, fragrant.

Stunning white flowers with ruffled edges and a pink-violet stripe down each petal. A compact heavy bloomer, great for small spaces. Blooms in the spring and again end of summer

Large 6-7" rich periwinkle blue flowers with dark and light accents and a creamy yellow center. Compact plant perfect for small spaces. Blooms in late spring, reblooms in late summer. Very free flowering habit.

Bright 5-6" magenta-red flowers, most popular red. Strong and vigorous grower! Blooms July-Aug-Sept.

5-6" star-shaped dusky rose-pink flowers with contrasting red-purple anthers. Blooms prolifically from May-June and again in September on compact plants.

Pure white pointed petals with contrasting brown stamens. Huge 6-8" flowers that bloom June-Sept.

Most popular and profuse bloomer. Rich velvety purple 5-6" flowers. Blooms June-July & Sept.

Colorful bicolor 4-6" flowers of deep violet-purple with a bright red bar. More compact clematis. Blooms May-June & September.

All time favorite bicolor! Large 7-9" muave-pink flowers with a bright carmine red bar. One of the earliest to bloom- May-June & September.

Blue-lavender flowers with a faint magenta bar and a light yellow center. Petals are pointed, with an occasional double bloom. Free flowering blooming on new and old growth. Compact plant.

Small 2-4" very fragrant white flowers. Prolific bloomer Aug-Sept. Performs when other varieties are done for the season!

One of the most prolific bloomers of all Clematis! Produces two types of flowers: the old wood will produce double, two-toned pink flowers while the new growth produces large single bloom of the same color.

This extremely floriferous variety is petite but powerful. Pink petals with magenta stripes form very full flowers that bloom all summer.

1 gallon clip on trellis for easy retail