Canna × generalis Tropicanna Bulb | Variegated Canna Lily
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Product Details
Create a bold tropical feature with Canna × generalis Tropicanna, a striking Canna Lily grown for its colourful striped foliage and bright orange flowers. With its lush upright leaves, warm flower colour and strong garden presence, Tropicanna is ideal for tropical-style gardens, large pots, feature planting, poolside gardens and bold mixed borders.
Often sold as Canna ‘Phasion’ and marketed as Tropicanna®, this variety is best known for its dramatic foliage. The leaves display rich variegated tones of green, bronze, red, orange and yellow, giving the plant strong colour even before it flowers.
Tropicanna produces vivid orange blooms through the warmer months, creating a bright contrast against the colourful foliage. It is a standout choice for gardeners wanting height, structure and long-lasting seasonal interest from both leaves and flowers.
Supplied as a dormant bulb/rhizome, Canna Tropicanna is easy to grow in suitable conditions and performs best in a sunny to lightly shaded position with regular moisture and feeding during active growth.
Pre-Order Note
NOTE: This is a pre-order.
Stock is expected to be ready around the end of July, however this may push into August depending on seasonal conditions and supplier availability.
This item is supplied as a dormant bulb/rhizome and may not be actively growing at the time of dispatch.
Images shown are example pictures only. Foliage colour, flower colour, plant size and growth stage may vary depending on season, climate, maturity and growing conditions.
If there are any supply issues, we will contact you regarding substitution options.
Any items you do not wish to have substituted will be refunded.
Features
- Striking Canna × generalis Tropicanna
- Commonly known as Canna Lily
- Also known as Canna ‘Phasion’
- Marketed as Tropicanna®
- Colourful striped foliage
- Foliage tones may include green, bronze, red, orange and yellow
- Bright orange flowers
- Bold tropical-style appearance
- Height approximately 1.2–1.8m once established
- Excellent feature plant
- Suitable for large pots and containers
- Great for tropical-style gardens and landscapes
- Works beautifully in mass plantings
- Can be used in moist garden areas or water garden-style plantings
- Flowers through the warmer months in suitable climates
- Supplied as a dormant bulb/rhizome
- Pack size: 1
Planting & Care
Plant Canna Tropicanna in a position with full sun to semi-shade. Full sun generally encourages the strongest flowering and best foliage colour, while semi-shade can be helpful in hotter regions.
Choose fertile soil that holds some moisture but still drains well. Cannas enjoy regular moisture during active growth and are especially useful in warm garden positions where lush foliage and strong colour are wanted.
Plant the bulb/rhizome approximately 5–10cm deep, with the growing points facing upward. Space plants around 50–70cm apart, depending on how full you want the display to be.
Water well after planting, then water regularly during active growth. Canna Lilies perform best with consistent moisture through the warmer months, especially when grown in pots or exposed garden positions.
Feed during spring and summer with a balanced fertiliser to support strong foliage and flowering. Regular feeding helps encourage lush leaves, strong stems and a better flower display.
Remove spent flowers and old foliage to keep plants looking tidy. In warm climates, Cannas may remain evergreen or semi-evergreen. In cooler climates, the foliage may die back over winter before reshooting when conditions warm again.
Mulch around the base of the plant to help retain moisture, protect the root zone and reduce temperature stress.
Flowering Time
Warm climates: Spring to autumn
Cool climates: Summer to autumn
Flowering time may vary depending on climate, planting time and growing conditions.
Product Details
Botanical Name: Canna × generalis / Canna ‘Phasion’
Common Name: Canna Lily
Variety: Tropicanna
Product Type: Flowering bulb / rhizome
Supplied As: Dormant bulb/rhizome
Pack Size: 1 pack
Flower Colour: Orange
Foliage Colour: Variegated green, bronze, red, orange and yellow tones
Height: Approximately 1.2–1.8m once established
Aspect: Full sun to semi-shade
Planting Depth: Approximately 5–10cm
Spacing: Approximately 50–70cm apart
Soil: Fertile soil with good moisture and drainage
Watering: Moderate to regular during active growth
Flowering Time: Spring to autumn in warm climates; summer to autumn in cooler climates
Growth Habit: Upright tropical perennial
End Use: Garden beds, borders, large pots, tropical gardens, feature planting, mass planting, poolside gardens, moist garden areas, water garden-style plantings
Important Note
Images shown are example pictures only. Foliage colour, flower colour, plant size and growth stage may vary depending on season, climate and growing conditions.
Supplied stock may be dormant or not actively growing at the time of dispatch and will develop once planted in suitable conditions.
Caution
Harmful if eaten. Keep plant material away from children and pets. Do not ingest.
FAQ
What is Canna Tropicanna?
Canna Tropicanna is a colourful Canna Lily variety grown for its striped tropical foliage and orange flowers.
Is Tropicanna the same as Canna Phasion?
Tropicanna is commonly marketed as Canna ‘Phasion’, a variegated Canna variety known for bold foliage and orange blooms.
Is Canna Tropicanna a true lily?
No. Canna Lilies are not true Lilium lilies, but they are commonly called lilies because of their showy flowers.
What colour are Canna Tropicanna flowers?
Tropicanna produces bright orange flowers through the warmer months.
What colour is the foliage?
The foliage is variegated and may show tones of green, bronze, red, orange and yellow.
How tall does Canna Tropicanna grow?
Tropicanna can grow approximately 1.2–1.8m tall once established, depending on climate, soil, watering and growing conditions.
How is this product supplied?
This product is supplied as a dormant bulb/rhizome, pack of 1.
Where should I plant Canna Tropicanna?
Plant in full sun to semi-shade. Full sun generally gives the best foliage colour and flowering.
Can Canna Tropicanna grow in pots?
Yes. Tropicanna can be grown in large pots or containers. Use a quality potting mix and make sure the pot has good drainage.
Can it grow near water?
Yes. Cannas can be suitable for moist garden areas or water garden-style plantings, provided the growing conditions are suitable.
How deep should I plant Canna rhizomes?
Plant approximately 5–10cm deep, with the growing points facing upward.
How far apart should I plant Canna Tropicanna?
Space plants around 50–70cm apart to allow room for strong upright growth.
When does Canna Tropicanna flower?
In warm climates, Cannas can flower from spring to autumn. In cooler climates, flowering is usually from summer to autumn.
Is Canna Tropicanna easy to grow?
Yes. Cannas are generally easy to grow in warm positions with regular moisture and feeding during active growth.
Does Canna Tropicanna die back in winter?
In cooler climates, foliage may die back over winter before reshooting when conditions warm. In warm climates, Cannas may remain evergreen or semi-evergreen.
Is Canna Tropicanna safe to eat?
No. This plant is harmful if eaten and should not be ingested.
Is this a pre-order?
Yes. This item is a pre-order. Stock is expected around the end of July, however this may push into August depending on seasonal conditions and supplier availability.

