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Canna iridiflora

Canna iridiflora

Screaming exotica. From darkest Peru, this canna can grow to 8ft in one year with bluish leaves and masses of shocking pink flowers. Cannas are surprisingly good in breezy places – particularly roundabouts in Normandy. A fine site.

For best results, plant cannas in a warm, sunny position in rich, moist soil. Dig up in the autumn and store roots in dry peat in frost-free conditions over winter, in colder areas. Can be left outside in mild areas but even there, a good idea to mulch in winter after removing the collapsed leaves. Excellent grown in a pot, but be careful not to over water in the winter and early spring, keep the soil almost completely dry. It can be as late as May before they break into growth again and then keep well fed and watered for the summer. As the roots bulk up, they can be divided and re-potted.

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Hardiness level Red

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Buxus sempervirens (Common Box)

Buxus sempervirens

We do Balls, Cones and Pyramids nothing cutting edge here, just good, traditional stuff. Please contact us for stock availability and sizes.

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Hardiness level Green

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