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Wyoming Canna Lily, Canna indica Wyoming
Wyoming Canna Lily, Canna indica Wyoming
Wyoming Canna Lily, Canna indica Wyoming
Wyoming Canna Lily, Canna indica Wyoming
Wyoming Canna Lily, Canna indica Wyoming
Wyoming Canna Lily, Canna indica Wyoming
Wyoming Canna Lily, Canna indica Wyoming
Wyoming Canna Lily, Canna indica Wyoming

Wyoming Canna Lily

Canna indica 'Wyoming'
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SKU: HC017739
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Overview
‘Wyoming’ Canna Lily (Canna indica) glowing orange flowers top richly colored foliage. From mid-summer through frost, hummingbirds will be drawn to the nectar-rich flowers. Gardeners adore ‘Wyoming’ as much for its striking foliage as for its bright, easy care flowers. Easy to grow in beds or containers for a taste of the tropics in any garden.
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Botanical Name
Canna indica 'Wyoming'
Growing Zones
Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 3, Zone 4, Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9, Zone 10
Hardiness Zone
Zone 8, Zone 9, Zone 10, Zone 11
Lift in colder zones
Advantages
Attracts Butterflies, Deer Resistant, Easy To Grow, Cut Flowers, Container Planting
Soil Moisture
Average
Light Requirements
Morning Sun & Afternoon Shade, Full Shade
Mature Height
42-60" tall
Bloom Time
Mid to late summer
SKU
HC017739

Description

(36-48" tall x 12-24” wide) ‘Wyoming’ Canna Lily is a study in contrasts that provides dramatic color and structure. Upright, lance-shaped foliage with rich hues offers a unique architecture and bold presence. Cannas fit into a variety of garden styles, from cottage plantings to formal patios – plant in large groupings for big impact. Plants also perform well in containers, bringing height and privacy to terraces and courtyards. Deadhead plants throughout the summer to keep cannas blooming their strongest. Easy to grow and widely adaptable, they prefer rich, well-drained soil, plenty of water, and sunny locations. Cannas are hardy in zones 7-10. In cooler regions, they can be grown as annuals, or brought indoors over winter before the first frost. Resistant to deer browsing.