If the ground doesn't freeze solid, allow tops to freeze to ground level, then mulch heavily over the corm. Do not cut back before a freeze—that stimulates tender new growth that will die. Cut off melted leaves as they appear; leave green ones until they brown.
Protect the root zone. Top growth is sacrificial; the crown and roots must survive for spring regrowth.
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