Boise (Zone 6) is too cold for in-ground cannas. They must be lifted.
Wait until soil is 65–70°F (usually late May in Boise). Plant 4–6 inches deep, eyes up. Water sparingly until growth appears.
Divide every 2–3 years — each section needs at least 2–3 eyes. Cannas multiply fast; you'll have plenty to share.
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