Canna Tama Tulipa Sarcococca The leaves on this great

The leaves on this great vine emerge bright golden and retain their color when growing in sun

it was botanically described from a cultivated specimen (a no-no) and never known from the wild

The early spring flower

This sport of Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans' from England has a fabulous cream center (emerging gold in early spring) surrounded by a dramatic

Our seed was shared by Virginia plantsman Paul James from genetics originating in the Ironto Shale Barrens

Canna Tama Tulipa Sarcococca The leaves on this great(aka: Canna D12 75) Our friends at Yucca Do Nursery discovered this amazing natural North American canna hybrid (Canna glauca x Canna indica) in 2001 along a stream in the northern Mexican mountains. Canna 'Tama Tulipa' is a giant in the garden, reaching 8' tall for us. Because of the Canna glauca background, it's quite stoloniferous, forming a large 10' wide patch in 3 5 years especially in rich, moist soils. The glaucous green leafed clumps are