'Here at Raby, we pot up our dahlia tubers in early spring, starting them into growth in the frost-free environment of the ...

That's right — there's a right way and a wrong way to water freshly potted dahlia tubers, and there's a good chance that a ...

Murasaki translates to “purple” in Japanese. So, yes, this long-stemmed cauliflower has bright purple florets, as well as ...

Dahlias come in various colors, shapes, and sizes making them easy to include in any garden, container, and bouquet.

Starting dahlias in pots is a great way to get them into growth earlier in the season. Simply plant dahlia tubers in large pots filled with peat-free, multi-purpose potting compost in March or early ...

Dahlias thrive in a sunny spot in fertile, well-drained soil. They're tender plants so can't be planted out until the danger of frost has passed in late spring, but on light soil their tubers can be ...

Although some taller dahlia varieties need staking to keep them from drooping, smaller ones can be grown in containers, giving you some flexibility. Some tall ones to try: 'Cafe au Lait' has fluffy ...

Pot on after the first true leaves have grown and plant out after all risk of frost has passed in May or June. Flowers: July to October. How to grow: dahlias are tender perennials that will flower in ...

The American Dahlia Society notes that you can give them a jumpstart by planting the tubers in a pot inside a month before it warms up enough to plant them outdoors. It's always a good idea to check ...