Carolina Gardening: Anyone in the low country grow Canna musafolia?, 0 by CoreHHI

CoreHHI wrote:
I've been getting into seeds and rooting from cuttings etc. It's a lot cheaper to fool around with plants that way. Also if what you grew just isn't working out right you can just get rid of it or vise versa, seeds, cuttings and make more. That's what I'm planning with the canna, if I like it I have room to grow many if I want. This year I'm working on a hardy hibsicus garden by trading seeds. Right now I have 7 different hibiscus growing and I'm sending out a SASBE to someone who's sending me a mix of what she has. I would be happy if I could come up with 20 different flower colors. I have 5 different MG's growing just see if I like the flowers. I only have one place that's good to grow MG's so I'm trying to get a hold of a real exotic looking one.