Yellow Canna Lily Seed 5 Pack

🌞 Standard Yellow Canna Lily Seeds – Tropical Foliage & Bright Summer Blooms

Bring bold summer color to your garden with these Standard Yellow Canna Lily seeds! Known for their lush tropical foliage and glowing yellow blooms, cannas create instant drama in beds, borders, patio containers, and poolside plantings.

Easy to grow in warm weather and beloved by pollinators, these plants make a stunning statement from midsummer through frost.

Grown and packed with care by Sunshine Valley Garden 🌿

🌼 WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE

• Fresh Standard Yellow Canna Lily seeds
• Planting instructions included
• Carefully packed and shipped from Missouri

🌿 PLANT DETAILS

• Bloom Color: Bright Yellow
• Height: 3–5 ft tall
• Growth Habit: Upright, clumping
• Foliage: Bold green tropical leaves
• Sun: Full sun
• Life Cycle: Tender perennial (grown as annual in colder zones)
• Zones: 7–11 (lift rhizomes in fall in colder areas)
• Blooms: Summer through fall

🌱 HOW TO GROW FROM SEED

Canna seeds have a hard coat and benefit from prep before planting.

1️⃣ Scarify seeds gently with sandpaper or a nail file.
2️⃣ Soak in warm water for 12–24 hours.
3️⃣ Plant ½ inch deep in moist seed-starting mix.
4️⃣ Keep soil warm (70–85°F).
5️⃣ Germination usually occurs in 7–21 days.
6️⃣ Transplant outdoors after all frost danger has passed.

💡 Tip: These make excellent container plants for patios and porches!

📦 SHIPPING & CARE

Seeds ship safely packaged to maintain freshness.
Store unused seeds in a cool, dry place.

🌻 WHY YOU’LL LOVE THEM

• Adds instant tropical flair
• Long bloom season
• Perfect for containers & landscape beds
• Eye-catching yellow flowers
• Great cut flowers
• Pollinator friendly

🌿 FROM SUNSHINE VALLEY GARDEN

We’re a Missouri-based family garden business passionate about sharing beautiful plants and growing community—one bloom at a time.

🌼 Grown with care • Packed with love • Shipped to you

🌸 Open Pollination Notice 🌸

These seeds are collected from open-pollinated plants grown in our garden. While the parent plant is collected from, bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators naturally move pollen between nearby flowers. As a result, cross-pollination may occur.

This means the plants you grow may closely resemble the parent plant, or they may display exciting variations in flower color, pattern, size, or other characteristics. Nature loves surprises!