Canna generalis Thai One On Spillers stylosa) The little known

stylosa) The little known

It can be grown in very dry soils alongside cactus

The green stems emerge in late May or early June in NC and rise to 2-3'

The dark black stipe color bleeds into the lower leaf veins for an attractive effect

Canna generalis Thai One On Spillers stylosa) The little knownThis amazing Canna glauca hybrid (possibly with Canna iridiflora) was brought into the US by Texan Margie Brown, who purchased it sans name from a roadside nursery south of Bangkok. The 6' tall stalks of glaucous leaves are topped, starting in summer, with peachy orange buds that open to lovely, somewhat pendent fleshy pink flowers (RHS 48D) the best pink flowered canna we've ever grown attractive to hummingbirds. Like Canna 'Panache', it multiplies