How to care for your dahlias. Quick video on dahlia clean up, watering, fertilizing and general care. #dahlias #dahlia #gardentips #gardening #gardeninspiration #garden | Sharkey's Greenhouses

🌸 Top care tips for Dahlias 🌸 Lessons in Gardening with @thelaundrygarden Using Jenny's knowledge of eight years of growing and caring for dahlias, we've picked her brains for her top tips that keep her dahlias performing their best. 1⃣ Place them in the sunshine Dahlias need a lot of sun, at least six hours a day. Before planting them, find out where in the garden you get the most sun to put on their best show. 2⃣ The best time to pot dahlias is in mid-late March or early April Starting dahli

Planting dahlia tubers is pretty easy to do. But did you know there is a right and a wrong way to plant the tubers? Yes! Learn how to properly plant dahlia tubers with these simple tips. 🌸Select a spot in your garden that receives at least 6-8 hours of direct sun with well-drained soil. Dahlias love to grow in loamy, fertile soil with good drainage and are not fans of heavy clay soils. You can also amend the soil with sand or organic matter, such as compost, peat moss, and well-rotted manure, t

One of my favorite full flowered dahlia varieties from the breeding patch, this beauty is named ‘Nicolette’ after the beloved floral designer. Flowers are the prettiest smokey peach with a lavender wash. Stems are a dark chocolate, long and sturdy and each flower petal tip is laciniated. They are absolute perfection. It’s hard to believe it’ll be time to dig up her tubers soon. If you want to join our free Dahlia Mini Course there’s a link below: https://floretflowerfarm.com/25-dahlia-mini-fb |

I have 16 new dahlia varieties from @halifaxseed that I’m pretty excited to see in the garden this year! They’re in my favoured colour palette of oranges, pinks and blushes 🧡🩷🤍This is how I potted them up so far. 🌸 I let them sit inside my home to warm up for several days. 🌸 Last year I did a bag method that worked really well saving me space so I thought I’d try it again. 🌸 I opened the bags to inspect the tubers and they nearly all had a sprout (or more) starting so I knew it was time to