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Canna Indica Seeds Edulis Shot Lily Canna Lily Seeds 10 Seeds
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An attractive, Heliconia-like perennial with broad leaves and bright red flowers, native to the New World tropics but widely cultivated elsewhere. Canna Lilies are very easy to grow from seed if done properly and require scarification before they can germinate. Keep the soil moist but do not allow it to dry out. A great ornamental for warm-temperate a…
An attractive, Heliconia-like perennial with broad leaves and bright red flowers, native to the New World tropics but widely cultivated elsewhere. Canna Lilies are very easy to grow from seed if done properly and require scarification before they can germinate. Keep the soil moist but do not allow it to dry out. A great ornamental for warm-temperate and tropical areas An attractive, Heliconia-like perennial with broad leaves and bright red flowers, native to the New World tropics but widely cultivated elsewhere. In a cold or dry season, Canna indica loses its foliage in winter and endures underground with a fleshy rhizome.
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An attractive, Heliconia-like perennial with broad leaves and bright red flowers, native to the New World tropics but widely cultivated elsewhere. Canna Lilies are very easy to grow from seed if done properly and require scarification before they can germinate. Keep the soil moist but do not allow it to dry out. A great ornamental for warm-temperate and tropical areas An attractive, Heliconia-like perennial with broad leaves and bright red flowers, native to the New World tropics but widely cultivated elsewhere. In a cold or dry season, Canna indica loses its foliage in winter and endures underground with a fleshy rhizome.
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