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Canna jaegeriana SEEDS - Canna lily | Indian shotCanna jaegeriana seeds grow into a rhizomatous geophyte native to the seasonally dry tropical biome from Hispaniola and Puerto Rico in the Caribbean south-west through north-western Venezuela to western South America, including Colombia (Antioquia, Boyacá, Putumayo, Santander) and adjacent Andean countries. Described by Urban (Ignatz Urban, 1848–1931, German botanist and authority on Caribbean flora). Grows at elevations of 600–2,500 m across its Andean and Caribbean island range. Produces generally curved, orange flowers 4–7.5 cm long, with the upper leaf surfaces often darkening to brown or black in herbarium specimens. Used as food across parts of its range. Synonyms include Canna domingensis Urb., Canna leucocarpa Bouché and Canna pertusa Urb. The genus Canna is the sole genus of the family Cannaceae. Family Cannaceae.Full sun; moist to well-drained soils; warm subtropical to tropical Andean conditions; suited to moderate-altitude tropical gardens. Described by Urban (1848–1931), German specialist in Caribbean flora; elevation range 600–2,500 m Curved orange flowers 4–7.5 cm; food uses; synonyms: C. domingensis, C. leucocarpa, C. pertusa Hispaniola to Puerto Rico, NW. Venezuela to W. South America — seasonally dry tropical biome Andean biogeographic region; Colombia recorded (Antioquia, Boyacá, Putumayo, Santander) Full sun; moist soils; warm subtropical to Andean tropical; Family Cannaceae Canna jaegeriana is a Caribbean and Andean canna — spanning the islands of Hispaniola and Puerto Rico and descending south-west through the Andean foothills of Venezuela and Colombia to western South America, a species with a distinctive two-centre distribution connecting the Caribbean island flora to the continental Andean flora. IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds. Canna jaegeriana SEEDS - Canna lily | Indian shot
Canna jaegeriana seeds grow into a rhizomatous geophyte native to the seasonally dry tropical biome from Hispaniola and Puerto Rico in the Caribbean south-west through north-western Venezuela to western South America, including Colombia (Antioquia, Boyacá, Putumayo, Santander) and adjacent Andean countries. Described by Urban (Ignatz Urban, 1848–1931, German botanist and authority on Caribbean flora). Grows at elevations of 600–2,500 m across its Andean and Caribbean island range. Produces generally curved, orange flowers 4–7.5 cm long, with the upper leaf surfaces often darkening to brown or black in herbarium specimens. Uséd as food across parts of its range. Synonyms include Canna domingensis Urb., Canna leucocarpa Bouché and Canna pertusa Urb. The genus Canna is the sole genus of the family Cannaceae. Family Cannaceae.
Full sun; moist to well-drained soils; warm subtropical to tropical Andean conditions; suited to moderate-altitude tropical gardens.
- Described by Urban (1848–1931), German specialist in Caribbean flora; elevation range 600–2,500 m
- Curved orange flowers 4–7.5 cm; food uses; synonyms: C. domingensis, C. leucocarpa, C. pertusa
- Hispaniola to Puerto Rico, NW. Venezuela to W. South America — seasonally dry tropical biome
- Andean biogeographic region; Colombia recorded (Antioquia, Boyacá, Putumayo, Santander)
- Full sun; moist soils; warm subtropical to Andean tropical; Family Cannaceae
Canna jaegeriana is a Caribbean and Andean canna — spanning the islands of Hispaniola and Puerto Rico and descending south-west through the Andean foothills of Venezuela and Colombia to western South America, a species with a distinctive two-centre distribution connecting the Caribbean island flora to the continental Andean flora.
IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.
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