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About Canna

The text refers to two distinct entities: a plant genus, Canna, and the Isle of Canna, a small island in the Scottish Inner Hebrides.

Canna (Plant Genus)

Cannas are described as vibrant tender perennials known for their bold leaves and showy flowers in shades of red, orange, yellows, and pinks. They are considered useful for summer bedding.

• The text mentions varieties such as 'President' and 'Purpurea'.
• They are described as colorful summer bulbs with ruffled spikes.
• They are related to bananas but are generally more compact in size.
• They are often used for summer bedding and can be easily overwintered.

Considerations for Pets and Children

• Cannas may die if subjected to frost or prolonged cold.

Canna (Isle of Canna)

The Isle of Canna is the westernmost of the Small Isles archipelago in the Scottish Inner Hebrides. It is connected to the neighboring island of Sanday by a road.

• The Isle of Canna is promoted as a place of historical interest with stunning scenery and a temperate climate.
• Caf Canna is a bistro on the island serving fresh, wholesome local produce and seafood.
• The island is known as "the garden of the Hebrides."
• The island is described as remote and secluded, hidden from mainland view.

Quirky Facts

• The community shop on Canna operates on an "honesty basis."
• There was a recorded incident of crime after many years.

Additional Information

• The text mentions the CANNA product range for growing plants, including nutrients for AQUA, TERRA, COCO, and HYDRO systems, as well as Rhizotonic, CANNAZYM, and PK 13/14.
• Canna virus disease is mentioned as emerging in the early 2000s.