Canna generalis Wine and Roses Chasmanthium macranthos v

macranthos v

Amsonia hubrichtii is a North American native perennial plant that was discovered in 1942 in Arkansas by Leslie Hubricht and named in his honor

it will not thrive

The dusty 2' tall stems are topped with large (1' long x 6" wide)

open woodlands in near neutral pH soils

Canna generalis Wine and Roses Chasmanthium macranthos vCanna 'Wine and Roses' is another winner from former canna breeder Kent Kelly that always draws raves during our summer open house. This compact grower forms a dense 3. 5' tall clump of dusty purple leaves, topped in summer with stalks of bright salmon pink flowers that rise just above the foliage. Plant one and enjoy those days of wine and roses in your own garden.