You probably don’t need us to tell you how stunning dahlias are. After all, one look at these giant, flamboyant flowers will prove as much. But when these blooms start to fade, you might start ...

Dahlia flowers need to be cut to keep the plant producing more buds. Remove spent flowers as they wither on the plant, or harvest blooms to bring indoors or share with others.

Dahlia flowers first appear in summer. If you're hoping to enjoy the flowers all summer long, read our best tips and tricks ...

Generally, cut dahlias last between 4 to 7 days after being harvested. To maximize their beauty, remember to change the water daily in the arrangements you create. Yasugi Steel Scissors.

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Dahlias are growing quickly, and it's not long before we see a plentiful supply of colourful flowers in the garden.

Although dahlias are $10 to $15 per tuber for premium varieties, Rowan figures they are a “good bargain” even when grown as an annual, but by overwintering, dividing, and replanting the tubers ...

However, once cut the dahlias don’t last as long as other flowers. They may need to be composted within three days after you have snipped them away from the plant but they can last up to four or ...

Here are some suggestions on the storage of dahlias and gladiolas. Neither of these beauties survive Connecticut’s winter outdoors. After the first killing frost, cut dahlia tops back to 2 inches.

“Because my garden functions as a cutting garden, I just use the tomato cages, and they go cheek by jowl,” she said. The plants fill two large, fenced garden areas: four 16-by-16-foot beds in ...

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