NH gardener bought cannas online—received "bulbs" with no roots, unlike store-bought. Asks if they'll grow, when, and whether to refund.
Cannas grow from rhizomes (modified stems). New roots form each season from the rhizome. Old roots are often cleaned off for storage.
These are likely fine. Cannas are vigorous—plant and watch.
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