Canna indica

Tiro indio

El ballisier, una colorida planta tropical, es muy apreciado por sus grandes flores rojas, naranjas o amarillas, que abundan en el Jardín Valombreuse.
Se puede ver en el jardín
Nombre científico:
Canna indica
Nombre común:
Indian Shot
Ficha descriptiva de la especie
Very common in the tropics, the Indian shot is distinguished by its large leaves and colorful flowers. It easily structures green spaces.
Familia:
Cannaceae
Origen geográfico:
Tropical America
Talla:
1 to 2.5 meters
Floración:
Durante todo el año, con un pico entre mayo y noviembre
Hábitat:
tropical humid areas, gardens and river banks
Categoría:
Liliopsida
Orden:
Zingiberales

A very tropical plant Widespread

Indian shot is a tropical plant recognizable by its large leaves and very colorful flowers. Depending on the variety, the flowers can be red, orange, yellow or sometimes bicoloured. This plant grows from underground rhizomes that allow it to resist well.

Very present in tropical landscapes, the Indian shot appreciates heat, humidity and rich soils. It is often used to decorate gardens or to form colorful beds. This plant contributes to the diversity of ornamental plants visible in tropical gardens.

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