Canna flaccida

Rhizomatous species with long thin rhizomes. Long, light green, lanceolate leaves. Floral scape up to 2 m long from which yellow, showy flowers with reflexed tepals develop. Native to the southeastern United States where it grows on the banks of rivers and lakes and in wetlands or swamps. It is therefore a plant that prefers constantly moist soils and a sunny or partially shaded position. Good rusticity, in winter it tends to lose the aerial vegetation. 1 rhizome.