Tropical cannas have lush green or bronze foliage and brightly coloured flowers, which appear from midsummer until mid-autumn. They thrive in moist soils in full sun, and look fantastic when grown in exotic ornamental displays in mixed borders or large containers, especially when planted with other exotic-looking plants, such as agapanthus and crocosmia.
The huge purple veined leaves of Canna 'Wyoming' make a bold statement in any garden. Then, in late summer, warm apricot orange flowers with slightly frilled petals, appear on long stalks above the foliage. It's well-suited to growing in pots, either on its own as a feature in its own right, or planted with other exotic perennials.
For best results grow Canna 'Wyoming' in moist soil or compost, in full sun to partial shade. Keep plants well watered, especially if growing in pots. Being tender, cannas need a little protection to get them through winter. Mulch in autumn to protect the rhizomes from frost, or bring pots indoors.
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Canna ‘Wyoming’ and wildlife
Canna ‘Wyoming’ has no particular known value to wildlife in the UK.
