Canna glauca Karin Spillers Although toxic if eaten

Although toxic if eaten

no one could make money selling it

Paeonia 'Sweet Shelly' has excelled in our heat trials here at Juniper Level Botanic Garden

This odd Japanese selection is adorned with 6" long x 2" wide glossy

flavorful leaves to brew a tea for treating digestive issues

Canna glauca Karin Spillers Although toxic if eatenWe are pleased to introduce Canna glauca 'Karin', a new Pat McNeal selection of the North American native (Texas, Louisiana, and naturalized in Florida and South Carolina) Canna glauca. Canna 'Karin' produces 5' tall stalks, clothed in 2' long x 6' wide, glaucous, blue green leaves, and topped all summer with stalks of narrow petalled, butterscotch flowers, suffused with cherry red toward the throat. Although Canna glauca is found naturally in wet