First Canna Lily Blossom & wind spinner of Summer 2022
2021 another good season for ℂ𝕒𝕟𝕟𝕒 𝕃𝕚𝕝𝕚𝕖𝕤 😎
#CannaLilies
North East Tennessee
Washe Koda’s Yard
Equinox is here and southern Solstice is just around the bend 🌬
My ten foot Canna Lillie’s still look like they did in June surviving the Humming birds again this season.
I run these rhizomes through the grater and make exultant hash browns ❗️
topped with DIY (I ware rubber gloves when making sausage) sausage gravy and 2 over easy (eggs are cheap)
I call the dish a ‘lube job’ 😉
The kitty cats prefer seafood ‘friskies’ 🐱
Have a nice Autumn 🙂
Canna Lily seeds🌺
Seed Pods
Up into the Troposphere Summer Aug. 2015
My Canna Lilies sure Luv ‘Sheep Manure’ in North East Tennessee.
Canna Lilies at rest❗️
All at the curb now for 2nd city pick-up 😉
Canna Lilies
Link ⤵️
https://washekoda.blog/category/garden%f0%9f%92%90/canna-lilies/
This tiled image gallery sucks thanks to the Word Press editor👎
This ain’t Burger King…You get it WP’s way or Ya don’t get the SOB at all ❗️
❤️️Luv my back porch in July
I can shower in the cool rain, privately in July 😉
Personal showering photos withheld do to ethics of publishing on my website❗️
MY Canna Lilies are cool
First Spike summer of 2020
Oxalis Triangularis
Purple Shamrock
in bloom too 🙂
12 to 13 + foot tall Canna Lilies💐
Great growing season for Canna’s 🙂
No rain thus far in September though 😢
The ‘Humming Birds’ luv these 🦋
I like my front porch in the summer time🙂
Canna Lilies looking good again this year in N.E. Tennessee.
Gutter Cannas💐
CANNAS IN MY GUTTERS
The seeds are getting close!
That’s all I need is 8 to 10 foot Cannas growing in my rain gutters!
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