Canna 'Red Futurity'

Crimson red flowers set against chocolate bronze foliage makes this canna stand out. Plant with yellows and oranges for an electrified presentation. As a bonus, canna Red Futurity is a "self cleaning" variety, i.e. the spent blooms drop off on their own, keeping the presentation clean and fuss-free. Why Grow Cannas? Drama - big plants, big flowers and big impact Each flower spike lasts several weeks and produces multiple blossoms Many cannas are attractive to hummingbirds and other pollinators Cannas are not on the favorite foods list for deer Tall cannas tend to look best when planted in groups of three or more. Shorter varieties work well in mixed planters where they shine as the central plant surrounded by shorter partners with fluffy or strappy foliage profiles.