Canna generalis Florence Vaughan Erythrina carmine-red

carmine-red

crassifolium is a subspecies of Cyclamen hederifolium from the Greek Peloponnese that was formally described in 2009 as being different from typical Cyclamen hederifolium in both appearance and chromosome number

Expect the stunning clumps to be topped with 30" tall scapes of lavender flowers in July

each with upturned white tips

If you are looking for just one giant showstopping perennial

Canna generalis Florence Vaughan Erythrina carmine-redThey say that everything old is new again and nothing could be more true with canna lilies. Named after Florence Cropp Vaughn, C. 'Florence Vaughan' was introduced from the famed Vaughan's Seed Company (now Syngenta) of Chicago in 1893, and just like the Cubs, it still has many loyal fans. Unlike the Cubs, Canna 'Florence Vaughan' is consistently good. This vigorous canna makes a stunning 6' tall clump, topped all summer with large bright yellow