Tropicanna Black Canna

At maturity, this plant reaches an impressive height of 7 feet with a width of about 3 feet. Its tall, architectural stems make it an excellent choice for adding vertical interest to the back of a border.

Yes, the Tropicanna Black Canna is an excellent container specimen. Because it grows quite large, ensure you use a sturdy, heavy pot to prevent it from tipping over in the wind.

Since this plant is only hardy down to USDA Zone 7, you will need to dig up the rhizomes before the first frost in colder regions. Store them in a cool, dry place indoors over the winter and replant them in the spring once the danger of frost has passed.

For the best performance and most vibrant foliage color, this plant thrives in full sun. While it can tolerate partial sun, you may see fewer blooms and less intense coloration on the leaves.

Yes, this variety is known for being deer resistant, making it a reliable choice for garden beds that are frequently visited by wildlife. However, no plant is entirely deer-proof if food sources are scarce.

The Tropicanna Black Canna is adaptable to various soil moisture levels but prefers consistent hydration. It performs best when the soil is kept moderately moist, especially during the peak heat of summer.