Remove spent blossoms (deadhead) now if desired, but leave green foliage intact. The leaves photosynthesize and store energy in the bulb for next year's bloom.
Once foliage yellows naturally, cut it to the ground. Premature removal weakens the bulb and reduces future flowering.
— Tom
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