I have hardy to zone 6/7: Species gladiolus Aquilegias - dark blues & purples Heuchera - Lillian's Pink Viola odorata, purple, pink, red Penstemon speciosus, true blue Pacific Coast Native Irises - several colors Crocosmia aurea - large trade Veronica groundcover type with true blue flowers Hypericum Acheilla (yarrow) rare purple Geranium x cantabrigiense 'Karmina' Geranium endresii 'Wargrave Pink' - true mid-light pink Geranium macrorrhizum Geranium sanguineum 'Bloody Cranesbill' Siberian Irises Persicaria amplexicaulis âÂÂAtrosanguinea� Physostegia (obedient plant) lavender Will trade for: Canna Florence Vaughn Amsonia ciliata Hellebore (lenten rose) seedlings Phlox paniculata "David" (white), Nicky (magenta) Phlox subulata (creeping phlox, magenta) Salvia guaranitica "Argentine skies" Oxalis: regnelli atropurpurea; crassipes; triangularis Salvia cuttings Aconitum

I don't think Bengal Tiger/Pretoria makes seeds...you will have to find someone with rhizomes to share. Peggy

I will have some in a few weeks. They are just starting to come up here in the Raleigh, NC area. Sally

That is why I was wondering, because I know they come from where they do get full sun, watered every day, great soil. They are in a different spot from last year but I still worry that it maybe a virus. Though they are given good care, I do not know if they know enough about canna virus or pay enough attention to know that the canna may have it. Does that make since. I did not take offense to your first answer I was just sharing more info with you and anyone else that may answer. As much as I like them I have other canna growing and do not want to infect them if this is a virus. Stephanie