Bright Yellow Blooms with a Warm Orange-Speckled Throat
Canna Lily Carol Yellow is a charming tropical perennial from the Cannaceae family, admired for its vivid yellow flowers, lush green foliage, and compact growth habit. This dwarf Canna can reach approximately 4 feet in height under suitable growing conditions, making it a versatile choice for garden borders and large containers. Its vigorous rhizomatous growth and warm-climate adaptability make it well suited to sunny Indian gardens.
Carol Yellow produces striking bright yellow flowers with a distinctive warm orange-speckled throat that adds depth and contrast to each bloom. The large flowers stand prominently above the broad green foliage, creating a cheerful and eye-catching display during the warm growing season. It blooms from June to October in the plains and from July to November in hilly regions. Plant the rhizomes between February and April in the plains or March and May in hilly regions for a colourful seasonal display.
Environment
Sunlight: Grow in full sun for vigorous growth and good flowering. A bright location is important for developing healthy foliage and encouraging the best floral display.
Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist during active growth and flowering. Water thoroughly when required, while ensuring that excess water drains away freely and does not remain around the rhizomes.
Soil: Prefers fertile, well-drained soil enriched with compost or other organic matter. A rich growing medium supports healthy rhizome development and strong seasonal growth.
Fertilizer: Apply a slow-release fertilizer at planting and feed periodically during the growing season. Regular nourishment helps maintain vigorous foliage and continued flowering.
Landscape Uses
- Ideal for adding warm yellow and cream tones to garden borders.
- Well suited to large decorative containers on sunny patios and terraces.
- Its compact size makes it useful for smaller garden spaces compared with taller Canna varieties.
- Works well in tropical and seasonal flowering displays.
- Combines attractively with green foliage plants and other warm-season flowers.





