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sarahbarah27
14 years ago

Hi Everyone

I had received a large bucket of canna rhizomes this spring from a very nice lady who said they had been in her mothers garden for as long as she can remember, and i think she said they came over with her from England. So I am guessing that they are at least 65 years old (or at least are the descendants of those plants). Anyway, I want them to survive the winter, I would hate to do something wrong and lose them! I have already dug them up and rinsed them clean, they are now laying out to dry. My only questions are:

Do I cut off the rest of the stem and if so how much? There is about an inch left now.

My other question is do i cut off all the little feeder type roots or just leave them and let them dry and shrivel up?

Thanks

Sarah

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