Hopefully, this will start you off clean and we shouldn t have as much of a problem as we did last season. I have been unable to find instructions on the care of cannas. What I bought were supposed to be smaller versions, but some of them grew tall and ugly. Some bloom well, while others don t. Also, the enclosed branch comes from a plant the birds must have planted.
Cannas are relatively easy care summer bulbs.
They thrive in wet or moist areas in full or partial sun. This past year, many of them were plagued with a leaf roller that didn t improve their appearance. Cut off the old foliage now, and get rid of it. This should prevent problems with the insects next season. Then mulch the plants.