Cannasol® Happy Wilma PBR Canna Lily Plant (Height: 18 - 26 IN)

Sweet Sunrise Passion Fruit Plants can be grown in the ground in USDA Zones 9 to 11, or in pots or hanging baskets in Zones 4 to 11 if over-wintered indoors. The Sweet Sunrise Passion Fruit Plant (Passiflora edulis) gets its name from the sweet, bright yellow fruits this tropical vine produces.

Orange Crush Jackfruit Trees can be grown in the ground in USDA Zones 9 to 11, or in large pots in Zones 4 to 11 and brought indoors for the coldest months.

The Thai White Guava Tree is easy to grow, will tolerate dry conditions, and performs well in nearly all soil types. The medium-sized fruit of the tropical Thai White Guava Tree is firm, juicy, and has sweet crisp flesh.

Tropical Thai White Guava Trees are suited to grow in the ground in USDA Growing Zones 8 to 11, and in pots in Zones 4 to 11.. Thai White Guava Tree (Height: 4 - 5 FT, Burlap Sack: No) Guavas are great for eating fresh or adding an exotic taste to juices and blended beverages.The evergreen trees produce green fruits that are shaped like rounded pears and have bright white pulp.

Cannas have been used for food since ancient times in Peru and Ecuador. Today Canna roots are used as a starch in Hawaii, Asia, and many islands in the Caribbean and Pacific.

China Doll Canna Lily Plant (Height: 10 - 18 IN) The bright flowers start to bloom in early to mid-summer and keep going until winter sets in. China Doll Canna Lily Plants are great for planting near their banana relatives, and they make great plants to fill in beds, since they multiply and spread easily.

The Cannasol® Happy Wilma PBR Canna Lily Plant is a stunning Canna Lily with a short and sturdy growth pattern, dark purple leaves with deep green streaks, and wide petal blooms in a soft but rich peach shade.Cannasol® Happy Wilma PBR Canna Lily Plants are not only handsome, but they still grow edible shoots, leaves, and rhizomes. They are suggested for in-ground planting within USDA Zones 7 to 12, or for growing in pots in Zones 4 to 12. Plant these tropical standouts under taller plants like ginger or bananas, or as the center specimens in a bed surrounded with low-growing herbs, and add unique color to the edible landscape.

Apricot Frost Canna has bright orange blooms that can be solid orange, or also display infrequent specks of darker red-orange or lighter peach. Cannas are usually grown for their ornamental value, but Apricot Frost Canna Lily Plants have edible leaves and roots.The Apricot Frost Canna Lily Plant is suited for growing outdoors in USDA Zones 8 to 11, and in pots in Zones 4 to 11.

The deep maroon or purple-red plants make a great contrast to a garden of green.Cannasol® Happy Wilma PBR Canna Lily Plants will reach heights of about 22-inches, which is much shorter than other Cannas that grow to 4-feet tall. Their smaller stature and unique foliage color will create an exotic look for any garden or patio. They are suggested for in-ground planting within USDA Zones 7 to 12, or for growing in pots in Zones 4 to 12.

This exotic showpiece can quickly fill a bed with 4-foot canes, spade-shaped leaves, and flowers from mid-summer to the first frost. The Apricot Frost Canna Lily Plant likes full sun or partial shade, and damp, rich soil. Canna edulis (also called Canna indica) is the traditional Canna used for food, but all Cannas are edible..