Canna Cannova® Yellow F1

Brighten your outdoor spaces with the refreshing clarity of Canna Cannova® Yellow F1. This variety stands out with its pure, brilliant lemon-yellow flowers that bring immediate luminosity, even to the sunniest corners of the garden. Its tender green foliage creates a classic and dynamic contrast with its solar-hued blooms, offering an elegant silhouette and remarkable vitality that lasts all summer long.

• Foliage : Features large, bright green leaves with a supple texture and a lush, typically tropical appearance.
• Flowering / Stems : Produces dense clusters of saturated, uniform yellow flowers, blooming without interruption from late June until the frost.
• Light : Requires full sun exposure to ensure spectacular flowering and a robust habit.
• Habit : Displays an upright, proud, and compact habit, making it an ideal structural plant.
• Growth : Shows rapid growth, reaching between 75 to 120 cm in height for a majestic presence.
• Soil : Thrives in fertile soil, rich in humus, that remains cool and moist throughout the season.
• Temperature : Bulbous perennial hardy to zone 7; rhizomes must be kept frost-free during the winter.
• Resistances : Excellent tolerance to intense heat and humidity, keeping its flowers impeccable under the summer sun.

• Types of use : Beautiful in pots to accent an entrance or patio, or planted in groups to create a bright spot of light in the heart of a garden bed.
• Decorative advantages : Its pure yellow colour pairs perfectly with blue, purple, or red flowers, creating high-contrast arrangements.

• Watering: Provide consistent and generous watering; do not let the soil dry out between waterings.
• Fertilization : Use a potassium-rich fertilizer every two weeks to stimulate the continual production of new buds.
• Pruning : Regularly clean off faded flowers to maintain the plant's tidy appearance and encourage blooming.
• Planting : Plant once the soil has warmed up significantly in the spring.
• Winter Protection: Bring rhizomes indoors in the autumn after the first hard frost, storing them in a slightly moist medium like peat moss.