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CANNA musifolia

CANNA musifolia

Canna musifolia, also known as the giant canna or banana canna, is a spectacular ornamental plant native to South America. Distinguished by its banana-like leaves and tropical appearance, it reaches impressive heights and provides dramatic foliage with striking summer blooms. Ideal for creating lush, exotic effects in gardens or large containers.

3,5 à 4.5 m X 1 m Perpetual rhizomatous, upright, very imposing
Deciduous foilage Medium green highlighted with purple or bronze edges
Sun, mid-shade
July, August-September-October Red-orange, small and unspectacular
-12 °C
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The characteristics of Canna musifolia

Canna musifolia is a large, tropical-looking perennial belonging to the Cannaceae family, native to South America. Its robust pseudostems can reach up to 5 meters, supporting vast, lush green leaves resembling those of banana plants. Flowering occurs in summer, producing bright orange to red blooms that add vibrancy to landscapes. Hardy to about –5 °C, it requires frost protection in temperate zones.

How to use Canna musifolia ?

Thanks to its impressive height and bold foliage, Canna musifolia is perfect for creating exotic backdrops in mixed borders, tropical-themed gardens, or as a focal point in large containers. It can also serve as a seasonal screen or windbreak. Planted en masse, it delivers an architectural statement and is particularly effective when combined with other lush, tropical plants.

Cultivation tips for Canna musifolia

Plant Canna musifolia in fertile, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter. Space plants about 1 meter apart to allow full development. Provide regular watering during the growing season, as it thrives in moist conditions. Apply a balanced fertilizer every 2–3 weeks in summer. Remove spent flowers to encourage prolonged blooming, and cut back stems after frost. In colder climates, lift and store rhizomes in a frost-free place over winter.

 

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