Two potted calla lilies (yellow and pink) were knocked over by wind and heavy rain. Stems are hanging; owner asks if they should be cut.
Calla lilies will not rebloom for a year if cut. The flowers are heavy and naturally droop, especially in wind. Most are kept in pots because they prefer constant moisture.
Insert a stake beside each plant and tie individual blooms to it. Provide partial shade and protect from wind. They will not survive winter in the ground unless in a freeze-free zone.
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