Shorter than their giant cousins, dwarf cannas are perfect for adding a tropical touch to full sun sites such as borders, gardens and even larger landscape beds. Plant them in groups to create exquisite focal point displays with an island-inspired twist. Our garden pros like to add dwarf cannas to decorative pots that can be moved around the property throughout the summer months. As the cooler days of fall approach, customers can easily bring the containers indoors to extend the color show. Not only are the lush blooms a big draw, but dwarf cannas boast gorgeous foliage as well.
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