I'm usually pretty good at finding the flowers name but this exotic has me stumped. I'm sure someone can name it. It was the flower bed at the library. The photos were taken in the Fall with the flower at full bloom. It was at least four feet (1.3 meters) tall .
Titania was the first to name it a Canna sometimes called a Canna Lily although not a true Lily.
It has an unusual and colorful red bloom. I think I have it captured well enough for an ID.
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That was some giant! I don't think I have seen that one before. We are more used to smaller ones
ReplyDeleteI must admit I haven't seen this flower ever, well, but I also must admit that it looks very spectacular.
ReplyDeleteI´ve seen that flower but I don´t know its name.
ReplyDeleteIt´s beautiful.
Luiz Ramos
Fishing guy this is a beautiful "Canna"!
ReplyDeleteYes, a Canna or some people call them Canna Lily although it's not really a Lily as such.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture.
Beautiful Canna, Tom. There is a house near my inlaws house in Hendersonville, TN --which has a huge circular bed of these beauties. If one is this pretty, can you imagine how much prettier several would be??!!!!
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These are beautiful - love the red! Wish I knew more about flowers but I certainly enjoy them!
ReplyDeleteIn Belgium, we call this a Canna, it's a great color !
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Yep, we call those Canna Lilies around here too, I have some. Great pics!!
ReplyDeleteI had some cannas but something ate the bulb portion. Very pretty color!
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ReplyDeleteThanks my friend!
I loved these red flowers!
Your music is also so beautiful!
Luiz
Could it be Arrowroot? It has the same growth habit and leaves although mine has not flowered as yet. It definitely belongs to the same family as the Canna Lily.
ReplyDeleteNice photos.
the local council plant a lot of these in their flower beds in the summer around here.
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Beautiful flower, but I don't know its the name...
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week..
Yes, here in Australia we call them canna lilies too...
ReplyDeleteI wonder does it belong to the ginger family?
Annie
Oh it is lovely, isn't it? It's amazing how tall it gets!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful color it gets!
Just beautiful photos!!!
~Michele~
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It's a Canna alright and a beauty to boot. Thanks. MB
ReplyDeleteYep it is a Canna and the come in many colors and grow like a weed.
ReplyDeleteTom, I can't help you identify that flower, but I can tell you that your photos are beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteSuch color on this Canna, I love canna but we only see them in the spring around here..an easter flower sometimes..Lovely shots!
Lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are pretty common around me, but I'm ashamed to say I've got no idea what's the name of it :(
That bright red color is so refreshing in the middle of winter.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
Very cheerful right now!
ReplyDeletelooks like the same flower of my entry but a big one indeed! very nice!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful. I like it!
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Wow, love it! Whatever it is. Thanks. I like red so the cardinals in the previous post are great, too.
ReplyDeleteNice choice of flower for this week! I love the reds. :) That's common here in the Philippines.
ReplyDeleteCannas do come in such fantastic colors now days, from pale yellow and pinks to reds and orange. They can become a pest in a garden as once planted, you can never get rid of them as they are always popping out somewhere again.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like canna to me too, we have a few hybrid canna here, they bloom all year long in the tropics.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the pictures of flowers and critters! No cardinal bird in our area and no flowers like this too.
ReplyDeleteI think I have seen these in Hawaii. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, the canna lily, a favorite of my ruby throated hummingbirds. I have a lot of bulbs resting over winter in our darkest closet. Can't wait to plant them this next spring.
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I've already seen some flowers like that but can't really tell their name in English, only in Portuguese.
ReplyDeleteAnyhow, great colour from a very interesting flower.
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Lovely!
ReplyDeleteYes, it is a Canna Lily. They look really well in large groups as a background. You captured the blooms really well, as they don't always photograph that well.
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Wonderful flower, so tall and with a so bright red! I really enjoyed these fine pictures, Fishing Guy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty red color - nice!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad someone named it because though I thought it was a Canna I wasn't sure. Nice photos of it.
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What a beautiful red flower on this calla lily. I photographed something similar on a walk recently. I'll check to see if it's the same thing or not and perhaps share another time.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,