Canna Pink Futurity Canna Lily Bulbs

Discover the enchanting allure of Cannas Pink Futurity — a delightful addition to any garden. With its stunning display of broad, fleshy burgundy-bronze leaves and vibrant coral-pink flowers, this dwarf canna lily is sure to steal the spotlight throughout the summer months. Adorned with ruffled petals atop long, sturdy stems, its prolific flower spikes beckon to butterflies and hummingbirds, creating a mesmerizing scene in your outdoor space.

A Canna hybrid, known as Indian shot, Pink Futurity boasts an exotic, compact clumping habit, making it an ideal choice for adding a touch of tropical elegance to your landscape. These heat- and humidity-loving perennials blend effortlessly with other annuals and perennials, thriving in beds, borders, or containers. Whether massed together for a dramatic backdrop or showcased as a standalone thriller, they infuse your garden with vibrant color and charm.

Easy to grow and maintain, Cannas Pink Futurity prefers sunny locations with organically rich, well-draining soil. However, they're adaptable to partial shade and various soil types, including poorly drained soils. Ensure they're well-watered and nourished with compost or organic fertilizer to support their growth and blooming. Regular deadheading encourages continuous flowering, while their deer-resistant nature provides added peace of mind.

In regions with mild winters (Zones 8-11), simply trim the plant back to soil level and leave it in place. For colder regions (Zones 3-6), trim the plant after the first frost, dig up the rhizome clump, dry it, and store it until the following spring. Dividing and replanting the rhizome shoots in early summer ensures healthy growth and abundant blooms for the seasons ahead.

Elevate your garden with the timeless beauty of Cannas Pink Futurity — a true testament to the splendor of nature's palette.

Stunning canna has tropical blooms and showy foliage, while they're not true lilies, they grow from rhizomes and so are easy to plant, divide, and take up if you're in a cooler hardiness zone. Find the details for growing cannas in our Canna Care Guide.