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
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