Looking for Cannas other than Red. Have forget me not, asters and Calendula. Central NY state. Thanks

Let me know what you have. I might be interested! Thanks.

I thought i heard they are biennial. They can be aggressive but i encourage them to grow where ever they want. They are one of the 8 wonder of the world. LOL :-)

They're biennials, but just so well established and everywhere here that it would be difficult to distinguish an off period. My garden areas literally turn blue but the last of the flowers are just about gone now - and next year's plants are already well on their way. I do have well drained, amended soil, and have found that self seeding or stripping the seeds and putting them where wanted is superior to transplanting. Moisture may be the key - mine are not in a particularly moist environment - they get rain. threeorangeboys - if yours flowered, you've got seeds... but just one seed in each "tulip" shaped seed pod on the stem. You can let them fall naturally or help them out by scattering around where wanted. I understand different regions may have to take different steps, but this seems to be one plant that does best when left to its own devices and without too much human intervention. (I'll 'fess up that it's easy for me to say because I find myself in the position of having to pull them up as they encroach on other things.)