Canna iridiflora, commonly known as the Peruvian canna, is a spectacular, giant herbaceous perennial native to the high-elevation slopes of Peru. Famous for its striking, architectural presence, this species produces dramatic glaucous, bluish-green foliage and exotic, pendulous clusters of carmine-red to shocking pink trumpet-shaped flowers that droop gracefully from towering stems.
It can be overwintered in the ground is mulched well. It can also be lifted and stored in the greenhouse, keeping it on the drier side to save be frozen solid!
It can also be grown as a pot plant specimen but looks at its best at the back of a hot border or similar
Sold as split rooted ruber in 1 ltr pots
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£14.95Price
Currently Propagating from collection
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