Canna generalis Stuttgart Rhapidophyllum then assume a green stippling

then assume a green stippling in the center

It is best in soils of average moisture

deeply-veined leaves are green with a multi-toned gold center

if you're growing something labeled "Amaryllis belladonna" north of Zone 8

This is the largest and most widespread of the eastern sessile (flowers sit right on top of the leaves) trilliums

Canna generalis Stuttgart Rhapidophyllum then assume a green stipplingHere's another vigorously growing variegated canna everyone is talking about. This German introduction was discovered and named by the late Bob Hayes of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. The bold, green and white blocked patterns on the foliage make this a stunning centerpiece in any landscape. The white portions of the foliage tend to burn in sun, so we recommend light shade and plenty of moisture. In late summer, the plants are topped with inconspicuous,