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……..what a luscious color! Lots of buds!
Agreed, looks like it’ll be a good show! Thanks, Alice.
Beautiful
Thank you, Cherilyn!
Have always thought of cannas as being quite ordinary but this hybrid is gorgeous! You’re a magician when it comes to presenting the prize blooms, Eliza. 🙂
Aw, thanks, Liz! 🙂
Abundance 🌼🌼🌼
🙂 Yes!
It’s got a nice glow about it. Lovely!
Thank you, Allison!
Beautiful. Do you have to protect your cannas in winter?
Thank you, Ali. I have to dig them after the first frost and store them over winter. Not ideal, but necessary.
Wow! Love the colors and detail!
Thank you, Reed. It’s like a ripe peach!
Beautiful capture Eliza
Thank you, Christina.
Lovely
Thanks, Derrick.
Just gorgeous. I have not had much success with these – cannas?
Thank you, Diana. This is my first attempt with cannas. Most are tall and tricky to place. This one is dwarf and fits into the garden much more easily.
Shapes, colors, composition, all are perfect in this photo!
Thank you very much, Hien!
So beautiful. ♥♥♥
Thank you, Robin!
What a gorgeous shade of yellow. I’m not usually a fan of yellow, but love lemon colours. I love the streaks of apricot/russett on those yellow petals. Makes the Indian Shot(?) plants really interesting.
Thank you, Vicki. Cannas aren’t hardy here, but they add a bit of the tropics to our temperate garden. This one reminds me of peaches.
Gorgeous! Such rich color!
Thank you, Ellen. I’ve fallen for this one. Reminds me of the heart of a peach.
Goodness, that looks exotic!
It does, doesn’t it? Cannas are tropical and its the first time I’ve grown them. Even though I have to dig them to store over winter, this one is a keeper. 🙂
Worth the work!
Gorgious!!
Thank you!
Gorgeous Eliza!
Thank you, Julie!
Exactly what I needed today, Eliza!
Glad to know it, thanks, Kim!
Great photo, wonderful colours, but I’m sure that flower is poking its tongue out at us! 😀
Thanks, it is a lovely peachy-yellow with red/burgundy leaves. Definitely a keeper. 🙂
Now that’s a flower that glows! Cannas are SO tempting. If only they weren’t so thirsty.
They seem to love all the rain we’ve had the past seven weeks. Between that and the heat/humidity, they’re finally coming into their own. Like dahlias, they seem to be late summer bloomers here.
Lovely colour and fine detail.
Thank you, Belinda!
Beautiful!🙂
Thank you!
Gorgeous! Such rich colors with the yellow to orange to red. I know some people don’t like orange tones in the garden, but I love them.
Thanks, Indie. I used to be picky about color combinations, but nature really doesn’t care, so I’ve been letting myself experiment with color more. It’s all good, right? 🙂
Beautiful! I can’t believe the variety you have in your garden. It’s a treat every tie you share. Thank you!
Thank You, Maria!
Thank you!
Beautiful 🙂
Thank you, Joshi!
Yours look beautiful mine this year were not so pretty. I had red, I like your orange better😉
I think all the rain and humidity gave them a boost. The size (2′) and color are just perfect!