Cannas – Transplanting
Q: I have cannas near my window that are tall and unsightly. Can I transplant them now without harming their blooming next summer?
A: October is a great time to dig and transplant canna roots. Cut off the stalks at ground level. Carefully dig the thick, spreading roots so they don’t break. Replant in a sunny spot that receives regular moisture in summer. The vibrant flowers will not be affected at all next summer.
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