Never store canna rhizomes in the plastic bags they arrived in; they will rot from trapped moisture. Instead, remove them and place the rhizomes in a cardboard box filled with crumpled newspaper. Store the box in a cool, dark closet. Plant them outdoors in mid-April after the danger of frost has passed.
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