You can cut the seed pods off if you want (it's not absolutely necessary, but they use energy that would otherwise go to strengthening the bulb for next year). Other than that just wait for the stems to turn brown & dry out in the fall, and cut them back. Glad to hear your first efforts were successful!

Thanks, I'm sorry... where are the seed pods? All I see are stems with leaves. I snapped off the 'flower head' after they turned brown and wilted. Is there something I'm missing? Thanks.

Sounds like you're set and good to go!

Yup, the seed pods would have been where the flowers were. So you already got rid of them. Just wait for fall now.

Thanks for the info...I'm realatively new to gardening and these plants aren't cheap...don't want to mess them up.