simply string additional twine to the T-posts and corral the dahlias through it. The method is cost-effective, and this 12-inch spacing enables the plants to support each other as they reach full ...

Moisten the soil. Place the stake that you will use to support your dahlia before planting the tuber to ensure you don’t accidentally puncture the tuber. Plant tubers directly in the ground at a ...

Since dahlias do best in full sun, shady areas of the garden are less than ideal. "Putting them in deep shade or a densely ...

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After planting water it, only when you feel the soil is dry and it requires water, as Dahlia doesn’t like soggy soil. Then ...

like a cold frame or poly tunnel and I’ll plant them into their final position when the risk of frost has passed." Your dahlias will then continue to grow in their new home. As the flowers are ...

The dahlia is a magnificent flowering plant to have in the garden, giving us endless flowers from later summer to the first frosts of autumn. I enjoy growing them and tending to them throughout ...

New plants can be expensive and it's easy to grow your own from cuttings. All you need to do is trick the dahlia tuber into making new shoots in late winter. These can be snipped off and are so ...

If you prefer, you can plant tubers straight into the ground in May or buy young plants. Dahlias are hungry plants so improving your soil beforehand will get better results. Do this by adding ...