How to dig up divide and store dahlia tubers

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I am showing how to dig up and store dahlia tubers for the winter.
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@trevormuggeridge4560 2 года назад

Last Aussie 😁. Great advice.😎

@rexh58able 2 года назад

Started Growing two years ago but found you last year. I followed you tis time last year and used peat and bags. Only lost two out of 18 tubers. Someone talked ME into awithing to Vic this yr as well. . @0 plants this season and ton s of great tubers. Gota thank you for peaking my interest in these amazing flowers. ... Oh and the Swan Island vid was great.

@glauinger 2 года назад

Had good success last year storing mine in vermiculite in an old cooler. Didn't lose any.

@darrinmc Год назад

Did you have to add water to the vermiculite so it was slightly damp? Or just straight out of the bag?

@lawnrebel Год назад

Straight. No add

@ciaranomalley919 2 года назад

Good stuff this, brilliant timing mate! Plenty of good blooms this year per ya direction. Cheers for now!

@tiffanywhite2121 2 года назад

I hope youre ready to expand that garden🌹🌸🌺🌷

@PacificNorthwestLawns 2 года назад

Perfect timing. Gotta do mine here soon. Thanks Connor 👊🏼

@irhusker6569 2 года назад

Every mistake you make means that you sill succeed that much more the next time. Thanks for the update and information!

@hometurfco 2 года назад

This is the video I've been looking for..

@waynehayes8237 2 года назад

Thanks for the tips.

@tiffanywhite2121 2 года назад

Yes that pisser offer hoodie is perfection💀🖤

@-What-are-your-thoughts 2 года назад

Definitely adding that hoodie to the XMAS list.

@themoistgreenorganic 2 года назад

Yes Connor, vermiculite works awesome, did it last year after watching GA. Make sure to dampen the vermiculite so that is like wet sand your tubers will remain plump as they did the day you put them away.

@dantrevorrow6312 2 года назад

Saving my bacon with this video brother!

@floriankimmel2474 2 года назад

Top Video😀👍next year i will also use dahlias for the first time in the garden😊 greetings from germany🤭✌

@teammadcow 2 года назад

First for tubers and vermiculite

@haroldbetterson1877 2 года назад

Where’s the mullet 😢

@bonou21941 2 года назад

You have some patience !! Whats new with the shed?

@81LostHope 2 года назад

If you have any tubers you don't want.....😏

@mburke1211 2 года назад

So do you recommend we not use peat moss? I happen to have a spare bale that I was planning to use

@bauminwi 2 года назад

I going to do this in the next few days. The ones I got from you did pretty well! What did you do wrong last year? I see you didn’t cut the bags this year.

@lawnrebel 2 года назад

I let the tubers dry out for too long after washing them. They shriveled and rot over winter

@ColeSpolaric 2 года назад

I would suggest coarse saw dust. I'm pretty sure that's what's in the bags you buy from the store

@thomasmeagher4801 2 года назад

Damn seems like too much work for me......but they do look nice......I just don't have that kind of time.....lol nice job Connor

@darrinmc 2 года назад

Did you add any water to the vermiculite?

@mr.garden2121 2 года назад

Splitting only in spring

@aaronweldon6528 2 года назад

I am holding out until after Halloween. Thank you Connor!!!

@Gordie1450 Месяц назад

How bad are the deer on them?

@ParksandEducation 2 года назад

Connor, What is the name of the hooked knife 🔪 you used in this video to cut the tubers with? Thanks.

@rexh58able 2 года назад

I believe you call it a Tile Cutter..

@patrickboos2163 2 года назад

It looks like it is a Linoleum knife.

@titosrevenger 2 года назад

Do you have to wait for the tops to die off? Mine are still in bloom and we haven't had a frost yet. It's been raining a ton (at least 10" in the last month) and I'm worried they'll rot before first frost.

@irlfan4 2 года назад

Everything you said is the same for me.

@teej5633 2 года назад

I'm curious about this as well. My tops were still green but I took them out of the ground today anyway. Fingers crossed.

@TheLawngineer 2 года назад

A how to video!!!

@EaveeDoesIt 2 года назад

dahlias are beautiful, but this is the part that is a bit too much work for me to do every year. vermiculite is great for storage though.

@darrenkoeppen6137 2 года назад

You are meticulous brother!

@lvond555 2 года назад

I want some tubers! Are you going to get rid of any?

@lawnrebel 2 года назад

Yes. Loads of them in the spring.

@lvond555 2 года назад

@@lawnrebel what do I need to do to get them from you?

@lawnrebel 2 года назад

Email me in Feb and we will do it

@jets1722 2 года назад

asking for a friend - if somebody does "rot your klump", will it shrivel up and fall off or does it swell up and turn colors?

@lawnrebel 2 года назад

Shrivel. What about you?

@jets1722 2 года назад

@@lawnrebel lol - shrivel for sure... i think you mentioned in a previous video that ryan got rid of his klump - so he's safe... whew...

@ripmaster896 2 года назад

A little tip. You should wash all the dirt in the beds not on the driveway and have dirt in your water system that you drink .I like your videos and who the girl in the video.

@Jmfokken 2 года назад

Not first

@mikewarmbold3820 2 года назад

First to say first

@Alan-rn5ip 2 года назад

What's happening with the shead????

@lawnrebel 2 года назад

Getting back to it soon

@Alan-rn5ip 2 года назад

@@lawnrebel 👨‍🔧👨‍🏭😁😁

@andysturrock 2 года назад

I think you might be better off storing the tubers in paper bags rather than plastic. Things tend to kind of sweat in plastic bags and that will encourage rot.