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06-13-2008, 05:54 AM
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Can anyone ID this Canna for me
Some very nice little old ladies gave this to me last year and they bloomed for the first time this year. They look like Thalia Genticulata but the flower is slightly different.
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06-15-2008, 08:01 AM
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Re: Can anyone ID this Canna for me
Chris,
It is definitelya Thalia, maybe T. dealbata. I've grown this before and it is often found as a marginal (meaning it enjoys boggy conditions) around ponds, lakes, and other wet areas. It's range is from Florida to TX along the Gulf Coast and can be found as far north as SE Missouri, which is where I grew it. The name dealbata refers to the powdery coating on the leaves. I'm not sure about genticulata, but if yours has this powdery coating, maybe yours is dealbata. You can grow the much like you would a canna. I grew mine in a large pot in a shallow area of my water garden when I was in Missouri. It will take water a few inches over the crown with no problem. Hope this helps! |
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Re: Can anyone ID this Canna for me
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I'm planing on retiring near a Little town called Warsaw its about 100 miles south east of Kc Right on the Truman dam funny how every place i live has a meager dam around it I'm Vegas now lol |
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07-18-2008, 12:01 PM
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Re: Can anyone ID this Canna for me
Pauley,
Sorry I never answered your question. I wasn't ignoring you...apparently I haven't looked back at this thread since I last posted. I only found it today while searching for something. No, I'm not from Missouri. I'm from KY, but I lived in the St. Louis area for a little over 5 years. I've been to K.C. before and vacationed in the Ozarks too. Nice place. |
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