We've have had several cannas in our yard for two years this will be the third. I'm not sure when they should break ground. We live 45 miles south of Seattle and had a colder winter than usual snow (not normal). There was 10 inches for 2-3 days at one time and a couple of inches another time. They were protected from the actual snow by the overhang of the house but not form the cold and the melting. I'm afraid they are dead. Do you think so?
We've have had several cannas in our yard for two years this will be the third. I'm not sure when they should break ground. We live 45 miles south of Seattle and had a colder winter than usual snow (not normal). There was 10 inches for 2-3 days at one time and a couple of inches another time. They were protected from the actual snow by the overhang of the house but not form the cold and the melting. I'm afraid they are dead. Do you think so?