hello ,

They passed a cold moment ? just wait .
Or they need water ? don't wait until it rains !

johan

The mature foliage on the hybridus forms does tend to flop alot, specially if they are in much shade. I sometimes use a small perennial cage to support them in summer - in late fall I remove the old foliage anyway - the new growth, which will appear as the flower stalks mature, is much more upright. Avoid over-fertilizing or overwatering.

Don't worry, it's normal. Sometime between now and April you should trim this years foliage off, don't compost it, throw it out. Be careful not to damage any emerging flower stems. If they're new yearling plants, you probably will not have any bloom in the first year, in which case trim the old leaves off as the new ones are emerging and feed at that time(April-May). Feed again during the summer while the plants are in active growth, let them overwinter again, the leaves will probably be a bit more erect next year but will still tend to flop, trim them off when you see the flower stem buds emerging, Jan-Feb....and repeat for 40+ years.

Cheers, Greenmanplants