Canna Lily Collection

The Cane of India. Indian shot, Canna indica. Handcoloured etching from Pierre Joseph Buchoz 'Precious
FLO4597029 The Cane of India. Indian shot, Canna indica. Handcoloured etching from Pierre Joseph Buchoz 'Precious and illuminated collection of the most beautiful and curious flowers

All-over Colour Beauty in Nature Botany Bulb
Canna lily, Canna Striata, Close view of orange striped leaf with holes eaten onto it from an insect or caterpiller feeding

Canna lily, Indian shot, Canna x generalis, Close up showing pattern of leaf with water droplets

Canna leaf close-up

Wachendorfia and Canna Carolina Pink Victorian Botanical Illustration
Extremely Rare, Beautifully Illustrated Antique Victorian Engraved Botanical Illustration of the Hand Colored Wachendorfia, Red Root, and Canna Lily, Carolina Pink from The American Flora

Indian Canna -Canna hybrids-, Erlangen Botanical Garden, Erlangen, Middle Franconia, Bavaria, Germany

Hybrid Cana Lily, USA

Canna Lily
Engraving illustration of a Canna Lily

Dew Drops on Canna Lily, Cannas, Close-up Sammamish, Washington

Canna lily Assaut
Canna lily flowers (Canna Assaut )

Canna lily foliage (Canna sp.). Photographed at RHS Rosemoor, Devon, UK

Canna lily Erebus
Canna lily flowers (Canna Erebus )

Canna lily (Canna x ehemanii) flowers and buds

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The canna lily, also known as Indian shot or Canna x generalis, is a stunning example of all-over color beauty in nature. With its vibrant blooms and intricate leaf patterns, this bulbous plant is a true gem in the world of botany. A close-up view reveals the mesmerizing pattern of the canna leaf, adorned with delicate water droplets that add an ethereal touch to its already captivating appearance. It's no wonder why artists throughout history have been inspired by this botanical wonder. In Victorian times, illustrations featuring Wachendorfia and Canna Carolina Pink showcased the elegance and grace of these flowers. Their hybrid varieties have even made their way to different parts of the world like the USA and Germany, where they continue to enchant garden enthusiasts. The Indian Canna hybrids found at Erlangen Botanical Garden in Bavaria are a testament to the global appeal of this remarkable plant. Its leaves glisten with water droplets under sunlight, creating a breathtaking sight that never fails to captivate onlookers. Sammamish Washington provides tropical butterflies with an idyllic habitat among cannas. The photograph captures Caligo illloneus gracefully perched on one such flower - showcasing how these plants not only bring beauty but also support local ecosystems. Dew drops delicately clinging onto petals further enhance our appreciation for cannas' allure. Whether it's up-close shots or panoramic views from afar, these images remind us why we should cherish every detail nature has bestowed upon us. Cannas truly embody all-over color beauty in nature's grand tapestry – their vivid hues and intricate details make them stand out amongst other flora. So next time you encounter a canna lily blooming proudly amidst its surroundings, take a moment to marvel at its sheer magnificence – for it is truly a gift from Mother Earth herself.