Canna generalis Australia Rosmarinus which we subsequently named Myosotis

which we subsequently named Myosotis 'Southern Blues' and propagated to share with other warm-climate gardeners

Even in northern climates

Phlomis fruticosa will produce a sporadic repeat flowering in late summer

they may be very late to emerge

Canna generalis Australia Rosmarinus which we subsequently named Myosotis(aka: Canna 'Feuerzauber') We've grown a lot of purple foliaged cannas but never anything like this. The deep burgundy black, tropical looking foliage of Canna 'Australia' has a satin like sheen and the intense color holds superbly during the summer heat. The foliage of Canna 'Australia' rises to 4 5', topped with a magnificent display of large, shocking red flowers a true stunner and hummingbird magnet. Thanks to canna guru Johnnie Johnson for