Echinacea Rainbow Marcella PP 28573 Ligularia Canna flaccida looks like a

Canna flaccida looks like a typical canna lily

When Canna 'Minerva' is fed well and kept moist

thick green leaves and are also home to numerous terminal and axillary flower clusters in September and October

Leucanthemum 'Whoops-a-Daisy' is the latest twist on the late Luther Burbank's multi-species creation

The clumps of Epimedium 'Yokihi' are topped in spring with 18" tall flower spikes of large flowers

Echinacea Rainbow Marcella PP 28573 Ligularia Canna flaccida looks like aEchinacea 'Rainbow Marcella' is one of the newest coneflower developments from the breeding geniuses at Holland's AB Cultivars. In the garden, it forms a compact, well branched clump with sturdy 18" stems, topped with large flowers that open a lovely medium orange and age to raspberry pink, providing a constant color change in the garden. The key to success in the garden is good drainage and a soil that doesn't become waterlogged in the winter. After