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transplanting?

15 years ago

i have some red cannas i put in five gallon bickets a year ago,i dug them from an old home place,don't know the name,they're just a pretty red,question is can i put thrm in the ground now? i really think they;ll make it,i just need dome back up. tia,patricia

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arctictropical
15 years ago
Go ahead and put them in the ground. Just make sure to water them well after you plant them. They will be just fine.
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