Apricot Frost Canna Lily Bulbs

Light Needs

Full Sun

(At Least 6 Hours Of Direct Sunlight)

Mature Height

2-3 Feet

Mature Spread

6-12 Inches

Growing Zones

7 to 10

Apricot Frost Canna Lily

Turn your garden into a tropical retreat with Apricot Frost Canna Lilies. Their soft apricot-colored blooms rise above lush green foliage, bringing warmth and charm to borders, beds, and containers from summer through fall.

Highlights

• Tropical Charm: Tall stems and apricot blooms create an exotic, sun-kissed look.
• Versatile Planting: Thrives in garden beds or large pots, perfect for patios and small spaces.
• Extended Bloom Time: Flowers steadily from summer into early autumn.
• Easygoing Care: Heat-loving and low-maintenance, great for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike.

Planting Guide

Choose a sunny area with soil that drains well. Apricot Frost Canna Lilies grow 2–3 feet tall, making them useful for adding height, framing walkways, or creating privacy screens in the landscape.

How to Plant Apricot Frost Canna Lily Bulbs

Materials You’ll Need

• Apricot Frost Canna Lily bulbs
• Well-draining garden soil or potting mix
• Shovel or hand trowel
• Compost for added nutrients
• Mulch
• Watering can or hose
• Large container with drainage holes (optional)

In-Ground Planting

1. Select a sunny location (6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily).
2. Loosen soil about 12 inches deep and mix in compost.
3. Dig holes 2–3 inches deep, spacing bulbs 6–12 inches apart.
4. Place bulbs on their side with the eyes facing upward.
5. Cover with soil, press lightly, and water thoroughly.
6. Spread 2 inches of mulch to conserve moisture and limit weeds.

Container Planting

1. Pick a container 12–18 inches wide and deep with good drainage.
2. Fill with rich potting soil blended with compost.
3. Plant bulbs 2–3 inches deep with the eyes facing up.
4. Water well after planting.

Ongoing Care

• Water deeply about once a week, more often during hot or dry weather. Keep soil evenly moist.
• Feed with a balanced fertilizer every 4–6 weeks during active growth.
• Remove spent blooms to encourage continuous flowering.
• In colder regions, lift bulbs after the first frost and store them in a cool, dry spot until spring.

Container Tips

Apricot Frost Canna Lilies are excellent for pots and planters, making it easy to bring a tropical look to patios, decks, and balconies. Choose a roomy container for strong root growth, provide consistent water, and enjoy a portable burst of color that can even be moved indoors before frost.

FAQs: Apricot Frost Canna Lily Bulbs

1. What makes Apricot Frost Canna Lilies unique?

They’re known for their soft apricot flowers and bold foliage, offering months of color and height in gardens or containers with very little upkeep.

2. When should I plant them?

Plant in spring after the risk of frost has passed. Set bulbs 2–3 inches deep in sunny, well-draining soil, water well, and mulch to lock in moisture.

3. Do they grow well in pots?

Yes, they’re excellent in containers. Use a large pot with drainage, rich soil, and place in full sun. Container planting also allows for easy winter storage in cooler areas.

4. How do I keep them blooming?

Water consistently, feed every few weeks, and remove faded flowers. This will encourage new growth and extend the bloom season.

5. Will they attract pollinators?

Yes! Hummingbirds and butterflies are drawn to the blossoms, making them both a beautiful and beneficial addition to your outdoor space.