(100 cm high)
pink

Green-leaved. Very soft pink flowers with small darker pink dots. Canna’s can be used in the border but also well in (large) pots and containers. They thrive best on richer, permeable soil which should not dry out, they can be fertilized throughout the summer. In the winter months the pot has to go inside.

Let ranunculus, like anemones, soak a night before planting. Then press the arachnid tubers into the ground so that the nose is just under the ground. Do not let them dry out, they like to stand in a humid place in the warmth of the full sun. Also good to use as cut flower.

(80 cm high)
red

This is a hybrid of a large gladiolus and Gladiolus tristis. Hence the orchid-like flowers. The beautiful burgundy flowers have three fine stripes.

(100 cm high)
pink yellow

New dahlia with large ivory flowers with fresh edges that colour from light pink to magenta.

(80 cm high)
red yellow

A somewhat smaller Canna with yellow flowers and orange-red dots. The compact plant also stands very well in pots. In the winter months the pot has to go inside. Canna originates from tropical South America and Asia. Plant the rhizomes after mid-April in a sunny, nutritious and not too dry place.

(140 cm high)
red

Large very dark leaves with a red flower. Canna’s can be used in the border but also well in (large) pots and containers. They thrive best on somewhat richer permeable soil that should not dry out, they can be fertilized throughout the summer. In the winter months the pot has to go inside.

(40 cm high)
white red green

The large white leaves are veined red and have a dark green margin. Caladiums are planted shallow in a pot and placed in a warm place in the room but not in full sun. Give enough water after planting and then later as the plant grows as needed.

(110 cm high)
white

Dinner plate with up to 25 cm large chalk-white flowers.