Wide, white centers and narrow green margins (opposite variegation of Overdam); upright clumps emerge in spring earlier than most ornamental grasses.

Crisply variegated green and white striped blades. White flower spikes top the refined, upright habit from summer through fall.

Attractive clumping green grass with upright growth habit. Feathery plumes bloom early summer and mature to attractive tan-colored seed heads in fall and winter.

Nice upward clumping habit. Narrow green leaves with variegated white edge. Feathery plumes with wheat-colored seed heads in fall and winter.

Medium size clumps of green grass with a more open form. Tall stems with fluffy bottle-brush like plumes gracefully arch from the clump; plumes open slightly pink and dry to a bronze hue. Tolerates moist locations.

Foliage has wide creamy white center stripes that are edged in green. A different twist on your typical Calamagrostis variety. Late summer plumes will persist through winter, if not cut back.

The blooms of this selection are larger than the species and will smother the plant in small white to light blue flowers June through frost! Foliage forms a low growing dense mat that is very fragrant. Great for attracting pollinators.

Pure white, medium flowers with large, heart-shaped foliage. Good for cuts of large containers. 8 - 10 weeks to flowers.

Bright yellow fluted flowers with lightly spotted dark green foliage. Stems are strong and compact. 8 - 10 weeks to flower.

Deep purple to almost black flowers with large, slightly speckled deep green foliage. Good fo cutting or large containers. 8 - 10 weeks to flower.

Bicolor purple flowers with white edges. Specked dark green leaves have a leathery texture. Good for cuts and pots, 8-10 weeks to flower.

Bicolor cream-yellow flowers with violet-magenta edges. Leaves are dark green and lightly spotted with a leathery texture; 8-10 weeks to flower.

Majestic dark purple flowers with a mauvy pink border over medium green leaves. Very floriferous! Good for cut flowers and filling larger containers; 10-12 weeks to flower.

Bicolor purple flowers with white edges. Medium sized blossoms over heavily spotted foliage. Good for cuts and pots; 8-10 weeks to flower.

Purple-colored spathe that produces 5-30 inflorescences per tuber. The leaves are green with whitish spots and have a leathery texture. Good for cuts and pots; 8-10 weeks to flower.

One of the earliest and quickest orange flowering varieties on the market! Color turns more salmon-orange when temperatures increase; 8-10 weeks to flower.

Spectacular blood-red fluted blossoms above dark green foliage with white spots and red margins. Good for cut flowers and to fill large containers. 8-10 weeks to flower.

Deep red flowers with rich green, white spotted leaves. Good for cuts and pots, 10-12 weeks to flower

Bright yellow flowers with lightly spotted foliage. Compact grower is excellent for cut flowers and patio containers. 9-11 weeks to flower.

A fantastic combination of orange, pink, and yellow flowers that will bloom at the same time with similar growth habit; 8-11 weeks to flower.

Dark pink flowers with rich green, white spotted leaves. Good for cuts and pots, 10-12 weeks to flower.

Produces tons of 2" cup-shaped, medium blue flowers on top a low-mounded cushion of green leaves with wavy edges; drought tolerant; deadhead for continuous bloom.

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

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.

A trifecta of color! Leaves are color blocked with bold stripes of green and white, flowers are bright orange and will appear in summer; leaves can scorch if subjected to hot afternoon sun, so grow in partial shade instead.

Spiky, coppery-bronze to cinnamon-brown leaves stand bolt upright.  Earthy tones looks great as a specimen or when contrasted next to silver or deep green foliage varieties. 

Forms a large, non-spreading clump of cascading, glossy green leaves with white margins; plumes of tan, feathery flower stems emege in spring. An incredibly hardy ornamental grass that will work in lots of landscape conditions and stays attractive all season long. 

Dark green leaves with white edges, this low spreading grass will slowly fill in and prevent weeds, great for a woodland garden, deer and disease resistant.

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

Distinctive green foliage with cream to pale yellow margins; forms a neat, easily controlled mound. Great as a ground cover or as a container plant.

Neat mounding habit with variegated dark green leaves with bright white edges, gracefully arching, perfect for a splash of color in the shade garden.

Neat mounding habit with green striped foliage that has orange margins in fall, winter, and spring. In summer the margins turn to cream, gracefully arching, perfect for a splash of color in the shade garden.

Neat mounding habit with bright gold foliage in the sun or lime-green in the shade; gracefully arching, perfect for a splash of color in the shade garden.