Pruning is essential for maintaining healthy plants and encouraging new growth after spring. For the month of July, prune ...

The flowering mix comes with an exotic mix of colors that will pop out from your garden grass and attract hummingbirds and others.

Dig up tubers: Heavy frosts kill dahlias. Digging up and storing dahlia tubers for replanting the next spring saves you from having to buy more plants.

Dahlia tubers can’t survive freezing temperatures, making proper winter storage essential. Today, Shelly will guide us through her journey from hobbyist to a blooming business, and she shares her tips ...

Dahlia tubers may grow additional tubers further down, but don't assume these feeder tubers will grow into new plants. In fact, you can cut them off.

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You can store dahlia tubers in an unheated garage, shed, greenhouse, or frost-free spot that stays between 4–10°C. Aim for somewhere that's dark, dry, and with good air circulation, to help prevent ...

“The problem with storing dahlia tubers in the basement is that if the temperature is not controlled, the tubers warm up, cool off and dry out,” says Steffes.

A dahlia expert from The Farmhouse Flower Farm in Stanwood shares pro tips for getting your bountiful tubers through the winter. There will be digging!

You should only lift dahlia tubers after the first heavy frost of the year - which is typically during the first or second ...