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What is the purple plant?

5 years ago

Drought tolerant Canna Lily adds contrast to King Palm's green. · More Info

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5 years ago
Hi, thank you for your question. The "purple plant" is a variety of Canna Lily, Canna Tropicanna, and produces a vibrant orange flower.
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