Cannas are not evergreen outside tropics. In Melbourne's temperate climate (Zone 9–10), they naturally die back in winter.
Keep soil barely moist. No fertilizer. In spring, repot or divide rhizomes, resume water/fertilizer.
Melbourne winters are mild (rarely below 40°F). Cannas may not go fully dormant but will rest. Adjust care to local conditions.
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