Gardener Amy Chapman, known online as 'In the Cottage Garden' has shared her top tips for people wanting to grow dahlias ...

Deborah Stone of Stone Hollow Farmstead reveals her secrets to growing and caring for dahlias—plus, the one mistake beginners ...

‘The most wonderful thing about this is that by cutting stems for displaying in a vase, the plant will continue to produce more stems and buds, meaning you can have dahlias inside and outside ...

'Spring, usually around late February to early March, is preferred by some gardeners because it is easy to see where to ...

Stone says, "Alexandra and I traveled to Skagit Valley [in Washington] and visited Floret Flowers for a weekend of education on cut flowers. Part of the class was an introduction to dahlias ...

There is a wide variety of dahlias to fit any garden niche. Start tubers in pots indoors now to encourage early flower ...

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All you need to do is trick the dahlia tuber into making new shoots ... Use a clean, sharp knife. Lay the cutting on a hard surface and remove the lower leaves flush with the stem.

Dahlias must be planted after the risk of frost ... These showy blooms famed for their rich fragrance are great as cut flowers. Good bets include skyscraper types such as ‘Anastasia’ which ...

They should root in two to three weeks. Pick dahlias first thing in the morning or in the cool of the evening, choosing flowers that are fully open but with the petals at the back still looking fresh.