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When can I stand my Canna plants outside on the patio?


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These plants are frost tender, so the underground stem (rhizome) must never get frozen. You can start them growing in a well-lit porch or conservatory in the spring but do not move them out before mid-May to avoid late frosts. If the young shoots get frosted the tips will turn black and die, and flowering will be delayed.

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