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Dahlia’s and ventilation and light, don’t cut off the leaves and take away the Chlorophyll
Leaves are essential for photosynthesis, the process by which plants convert light into energy (sugars) to fuel their growth.
When planting too close together plants can get mildew, from lack of airflow (ventilation) and often inconsistent watering. When plants are unhappy they take the Chlorophyll back from the leaves before they drop them.
Chlorophyll takes a lot of energy to make.
Don’t be too quick with the snips. Look at the underlying reason for leaves dying. Let the plants take it back before you chop the leaves and learn by watching for next year.
How to deadhead Dahlias too keep plants nice and compact.
Dahlias tend to flower in 3’s once finished bloom, on tall varieties cut stems lower back down to a set of new shoots. Sometime the a growth shoot is part of the trio, in this case we leave that stem to grow on. I have created this video because it much easier to show you!
Stars of the show (so far) in this video are Dahlia Wine Eyed Jill Dahlia Strawberry’s n’ Cream Dahlia Ambition Dahlia Karma Chocolate Dahlia Labyrinth

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Videos coming soon…
Harvesting Dahlia’s
Arranging with Dahlia’s
Dahlia, dividing, dividing large dahlias, taking cuttings, finding the eyes on Dahlias, planting, cutting flowers. Deadheading dahlias and disbudding. Over wintering Dahlias it’s all here!


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