Barb, I am interested in your musifolia cannas,omega, orange beauty, and red dazzler. Check my page. I have cannas, Red Russian, and Stuggart. Also, arisaema tortuosum whip cord cobra lily, konjac voodoo lily, and sparkling burgungdy pineapple lily. Please let me know.

I went out today and measured the plants with a tape measure. The stalk in the picture below with the bloom is 8' tall. The larger leaves are between 24 and 26" long. They are getting about 7hrs of direct sunlight. As I mentioned in the other post, I recently thined out the stalks that were finished blooming. They were a little bigger than the ones in the picture. The stalk to the left of the one in bloom is closer to the size of the ones that were cut out. As you can see, it is still putting out leaves and should easily reach 9' tall by the time it blooms. Here is a picture of musafolia grande for sale on the bambooworld website. I think they look very similar. Canna warszewiczii is quite a bit shorter than the cannas I have. The info I found listed them growing anywhere from 3 to 6 feet. Here are some pictures I found on the web of canna warszewiczii. These cannas were given to me and refered to simply as "banana canna" by the person who had them. So I cannot say that I am 100% sure they are musafolia. But I do think it's safe to say they are not warszewiczii. IMO the plants in all of these pictures bear some resemblence to each other. But none of them appear identical. The fact that these cannas are reaching 9' in height does narrow the field down a little bit. I have yet to find another canna with this height that resembles it more than musafolia. If this is not musafolia, I would greatly appreciate finding out what it is.

If anyone has any banana canna rhizomes to trade or otherwise, please email me! thanks in advance! Wanna_run_faster@yahoo.com

Thanks so much! I would love some. I will plan a time with my family to head your way (I live in the Athens area). Then I will throw out some dates and see when a good time would be for me to get them.