This beautiful addition to the South Pacific series comes from Takii breeding in Japan. Canna South Pacific Orange’s All-America Selections (AAS) award is a testament to its winning combination of performance and beauty. It is easy to grow in large pots down to quarts, making it an easy fit into flowering pot-plant programs. Being a semi-compact canna, it is versatile and can be used as a centerpiece in combinations, on its own in a large decorative pot or in borders where controlled height is needed. Canna South Pacific Scarlet, an AAS winner, was released as a stand-alone and is now joined by Orange. Two additional varieties, Ivory and Rose, are new for 2018, and give South Pacific a well-rounded assortment to offer your retailers.
For more information, visit takii.com
Explore the January 2018 Issue
Check out more from this issue and find your next story to read.
Latest from Greenhouse Management
- Farm, horticulture industry organizations file lawsuit against U.S. DOL for H-2A rule
- Leveraging AI to unlock the potential of yield forecasting for tomatoes
- American Floral Endowment launches $2.5 million fundraising campaign for Sustainabloom
- FMC, Envu complete sale of FMC’s Global Specialty Solutions business
- Sensocon releases long distance, long life wireless sensor package
- Registration for International Plant Trialing Conference now open
- USDA Deputy Secretary Xochitl Torres Small visits Dramm Corp.
- 2025 Farwest Show seeking speakers
