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| It's mid-July. It's hot and humid. Golden canna seed pods have lost their greenness. We now have dark brown seed pods desiccating and splitting. |
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| Golden canna fruit, pictured on July 12, 2020 |
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| Golden canna fruits aren't numerous this year: in our small patch of cannas, we see fewer than 10 fruits. |
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| If interested in growing a few cannas in your home garden, stop by and grab a seed pod. Right now they are splitting, revealing the hidden seeds, begging to be germinated. |
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| Pods have a rough texture and measure less than two inches in length. |
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| Breaking up the fruit pods, we find several seeds of varying quality. In the photo above, only three seeds look worthy of planting; they measure ¼ of an inch across, and they have a rough texture. The other, shriveled seeds don't look viable. |
