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How to plant TONS of dahlias (don't forget this important step!) 

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All the things to keep in mind when planting LOTS of dahlias in the cutting garden! There are many videos on how to plant dahlias out there, but many of them forget one KEY step: PLANNING FOR SUPPORT! Dahlias get quite tall and top heavy and so it is particularly important to plan for how you are going to support them BEFORE you plant! If you wait to put your supports in until after they're growing, you risk impaling your tubers as they grow and multiply under the soil, and impaling them can cause issues like rot!
In this video we will show how we support lots of dahlias together here at the farm. While we do long rows, you can also use this same strategy using metal t-posts and corralling your dahlias together if you do not plant in rows!
The jute netting product we use is from conscious gardeners.
MATERIALS NEEDED:
-rebar and 10' long 1/2" PVC piping or 1/2" electrical metal conduit (if you have a hoop bender). Alternatively, use metal t-posts in the ground in lieu of the rebar and hoops if you do not need shade or hail netting support.
-jute netting
-small UV-rated zip ties
-nylon cord for "spine" of tunnel

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Комментарии : 79   
@YouTube
@YouTube Год назад
good callout to plan for support in the beginning! learned so much from this video :)
@Riti_Roots
@Riti_Roots Год назад
That jute netting looks glorious! Glad you’ve shared an eco friendly option like this!
@dniqu5591
@dniqu5591 Год назад
You're not lazy, just working smart. Gardening is a full-time job that can get exhausting.
@chandramclaughlin
@chandramclaughlin Год назад
Thanks for this, I have so many dahlias this year, I just want to see one flower from each of them and I'll be happy!
@thecakepopsistars
@thecakepopsistars Год назад
Thanks so much for your fabulous tips and info in dahlia growing. I’m giving them a try this year in my small garden. Excited to continue learning about them on your channel
@annamaria54321
@annamaria54321 Год назад
Such a helpful video!! Thank you so much! I feel well equipped to start my dahlia adventures:)
@TheEmbrio
@TheEmbrio Год назад
Yay next fall /winter i bet i can divide the dahlias up into SOOO many plants. Great to know
@jenn976
@jenn976 Год назад
Good to know about jute support, thanks!
@ghaithradwan3979
@ghaithradwan3979 Год назад
Highly informative thank you for this video ❤❤
@judytelles3518
@judytelles3518 10 месяцев назад
Thank you, planting on sides next year and snipping them to have more. Thanks for all tips on reducing water damageYou are such a good teacher.
@lydiarose29
@lydiarose29 Месяц назад
Wow.. I thought I would die planting my 45 tubers this year...looking at yours I had a involuntary muscle spasm in my back 😂
@hollystewart-reney7656
@hollystewart-reney7656 2 месяца назад
You are AMAZING!, thanks, thanks, thanks for the easy to understand instructions.
@coloradotulips
@coloradotulips Год назад
Thanks for a wonderful video. I’m trying for some dahlias this year south of Denver, hoping I get some flowers this year!
@charlesbale8376
@charlesbale8376 4 месяца назад
Loved the information, thanks for sharing.
@aseasonalabode
@aseasonalabode Год назад
Super helpful- thanks 😊
@lisaallen5754
@lisaallen5754 2 месяца назад
Very Helpful and interesting.
@jeannet9592
@jeannet9592 Год назад
Yay, dahlias!!
@llllllllllilillii
@llllllllllilillii Год назад
Thank you! I always learn so much from you and you think like I do (efficiency and saving money and helping the earth) so I greatly enjoy your channel and you're an excellent teacher without a bunch of over acting and silly jokes.
@Blossomandbranch
@Blossomandbranch Год назад
Thank you so much, glad you are here! 🥰
@karenhaddad322
@karenhaddad322 Год назад
Never thought to protect crops this way....great idea! Thank you for sharing your hoops, I live in COS and will meet you one day at a class!
@Blossomandbranch
@Blossomandbranch Год назад
Thank you-you know about the hail haha!
@GardenHands
@GardenHands Год назад
Great video as I watch the weather to get mine in the ground. You mentioned your forecast looked good. Can you share what you're looking for as far as weather outlook? Thanks
@clairecooper9931
@clairecooper9931 Год назад
Thank you for the info 😁
@user00616
@user00616 2 месяца назад
Thank you!!!! 🤍
@tinahart1712
@tinahart1712 2 месяца назад
This was fantastic advise thank you so much xx
@Blossomandbranch
@Blossomandbranch 2 месяца назад
You are so welcome
@cruisinid
@cruisinid Год назад
I have a tiny garden with dhalias sprinkled throughout. I don't have irrigation running. I have clay soil too. How often/ long do you run your irrigation (mild week, sunny,m but not scorching, and no rain)? How much water would that be per plant? Also, I have bindweed that wants to grow up the flowers. What to do? I have laid cloth and cardboard and it served as an easy place for them to run.? PS love your work and communication style, understanding the reason for doing things👍🏻
@Khalinjai
@Khalinjai Год назад
Timing of the video is spot on, i bought myself 3 sacks of dahlia clusters, 8 dahlias in each sack with discounts i only payed 2 dollars a sack, ill be planting my dahlias either tonight or tomorrow =]]
@butterbiggins2168
@butterbiggins2168 Год назад
Wow ! What a bargain
@Blossomandbranch
@Blossomandbranch Год назад
Have fun!! If they have more than one eye remember you can divide them, and look out for any signs of leafy gall (check out our other dahlia 101 video for images of what that looks like)!
@Khalinjai
@Khalinjai Год назад
I did check that video and it was really helpfull so thank you for making the 101 video. i spotted one cluster with the leafy gall and threw that one away in the trash. I managed to divide some clusters where tubes showed eyes on seperate tubers that could easily be removed from the main cluster, however in some cases this seemed close to near impossible since mutiple eyes grew in the center of the clusters were all the tuber meet eachother very risky to go cutting into that so i left them together for potentially more growth i assume? Still not sure how that part works for example if i have a cluster with 10 tubers and 4 eyes, those 4 eyes will all grow out to become dahlia plant right if they are attached to healthy tubers, and the other 6 tubers are basically doing nothing and become a source for rotting and diseases i assume? I did cut away all tubers that were either broken or showed signs of rotting.
@lynndifer4163
@lynndifer4163 Год назад
Planting mine this weekend. It's been warm but it's also been raining constantly for the past two weeks. I didn't want them to rot
@Blossomandbranch
@Blossomandbranch Год назад
Smart to wait!!
@Kurt-uf6eq
@Kurt-uf6eq Год назад
Great video. Thank you. What are you using for a medium to overwinter your tubers?
@krngrl1201
@krngrl1201 Год назад
Hi ! I would love to start a small cut flower farm for myself and friends. May I ask how large your current farm is and how small you started with?
@Scyper
@Scyper 2 месяца назад
2:55 explains how doing it that way u dont need to kneel, proceeds to kneel at 3:00 xd you do you boss, we're here to learn from the best
@melindah5952
@melindah5952 Год назад
Hello! Just wanted to say I’m so happy to have find you! Your hard work shows with all those gorgeous flowers. In the past I successfully killed my dahlias. This time around I’m really hoping to have them happy and healthy in my garden. I’m still not sure how to separate them as I’ve got big clumps of them with few old stems. I’m in zone 8b with winter rain, snow, few storms and -15-20C. Do you think planting them 6” deep would help winterize them in the garden? Can’t wait to see more videos from you. Keep up the great work. New subscriber☺️
@Blossomandbranch
@Blossomandbranch Год назад
Watch our overwintering video! In your zone you want to focus on keeping them dry, so tarping!
@melindah5952
@melindah5952 Год назад
@@Blossomandbranch Thank you for your recommendation. How did I miss that one 🤷🏻‍♀️ I watched it and I’ll try my very best to keep them dry😊 🫶🏻
@barbarajenke774
@barbarajenke774 Год назад
Excellent video!. I often toured dahlia farm gardens and wondered how far apart to plant the tubers, about the staking, and if the skinny tubers would grow as well as the large tubers. I noticed in your videos that the side buds had not been pinch out like growers who show their dahlias do. Do you pinch off the side buds for bigger blooms? Thank you.
@Blossomandbranch
@Blossomandbranch Год назад
I don’t, just too many to bother with-lots of the show growers will do that but I’m a one woman show! So I leave them for the most part. :) peonies on the other hand I do disbud!
@wisconsinfarmer5758
@wisconsinfarmer5758 Год назад
Its been nice here lately but does get down to 45 at night. Is it safe to plant our Dahlias yet? I have 75 that have pre-sprouted for us and we have not received our last frost yet. Thank you!
@bethhildick-smith6561
@bethhildick-smith6561 6 месяцев назад
Can you please repeat you coco coir recipe for the cell blocker? Thx
@chrisrond1022
@chrisrond1022 Год назад
Where did you get your boots from ? Can they be worn during the summer or do they get too hot ?
@thegreenwoodelf8014
@thegreenwoodelf8014 Год назад
🙏🏻
@dustyflats3832
@dustyflats3832 Год назад
I just got in from a long day of planting. Lol, Dahlias we’re on the list! I grew from seed so I can stake yet as I didn’t know that. I’ve never grown them before. I hope they can handle heat as you mentioned shade cloth. I’m Z5a, WI, but it can get hot in our microclimate. I’m still healing my finger from pinching it between the handle and wood stake. I used my left hand and wasn’t stable and it was the last tap too-Ugh! It wasn’t good. Every time you tapped I thought why didn’t I use the end like you? My hands hurt bad enough and now I have a deep cut. We have several chances of rain, but they never know how much and I was trying to get as much planted as possible and we need rain bad for this sandy soil. Oh, I didn’t pinch them and the are about a foot. Is it too late? Well the IB kicked in so I can move to get in the shower😂
@kimmierishe5547
@kimmierishe5547 Год назад
I’m in zone 8 and I can attest they do very well in heat! I think they actually LOVE heat like tomatoes and peppers! 😃
@Blossomandbranch
@Blossomandbranch Год назад
They can handle heat! I only use shade cloth when they’re young before the leaves have grown in to shade the roots. Sometimes our spring temps shoot up to 100 so I throw it on to avoid stressing them and decrease our water usage 🥰
@AC-garden
@AC-garden Год назад
Where did you get your scissors from?
@lifeoutnumbered
@lifeoutnumbered 2 месяца назад
So in sandy soil planting them up and down would be correct then?
@CarmenGheorghe-ub5tf
@CarmenGheorghe-ub5tf 4 месяца назад
Hello! My Dahlia tubers came too early from the supplier, and they started sprouting in the plastic bags they came in. So i planted them in pots and put them outside but the temperature is still low. Should i bring them back inside even though i have no light in my attic? That is the only space i have to keep them inside...
@hmh3808
@hmh3808 11 месяцев назад
Love how much information you pack into your videos… I don’t know where you are located, but there’s no such thing as overwintering tubers- no matter how well they have been mulched -in Ontario! (which would be the same as your zone) so I will have to check out that video as well! Maybe because of your dense soil?
@titosrevenger
@titosrevenger 11 месяцев назад
Laura from Garden Answer overwintered her dahlias and she's in Zone 5
@KaylynMyers
@KaylynMyers 5 месяцев назад
Do you pinch your dahlias in zone 5?
@lsherylc2524
@lsherylc2524 6 месяцев назад
Do you store your tubers in baggies like this?
@mckinneymindy
@mckinneymindy Год назад
The jute will not break down when wet?? thank you for the great video
@Blossomandbranch
@Blossomandbranch Год назад
Not much. :) it gives a little but pulling it right before you attach helps a lot, and it’s much better than the plastic option IMO. ❤️
@zaneymay
@zaneymay Год назад
Jute will break down but she should get at least one season out of them. I use jute a lot in my garden and I just try to keep an eye on it.
@mckinneymindy
@mckinneymindy Год назад
@@zaneymay thank you so much !!!
@TheGrowingGardensGal
@TheGrowingGardensGal 2 дня назад
Is there a link for the scissors?
@DisneyRunner
@DisneyRunner Год назад
Do you sell tubors?
@dawnsimpson7513
@dawnsimpson7513 2 месяца назад
When do the dahlias tubers start to sprout after they’ve been planted?
@atimnile2401
@atimnile2401 Месяц назад
Dahlias tubers take at least 2 - 4 weeks before they Sprout 🌱!!! If you’re getting too much rain ☔️ like we are in Wisconsin Zone 5b; they might likely take much longer to Sprout !! The warmer soil, the faster they sprout💯!!
@BloomedEverAfter
@BloomedEverAfter 8 месяцев назад
What temperature are you looking for before planting them out? :D
@Lynn-jk1qb
@Lynn-jk1qb Год назад
Did any of your dahlias that you left in the ground over the winter survive?
@Blossomandbranch
@Blossomandbranch Год назад
Yes!! Almost all! We have a full vid about it on the channel ❤️❤️
@llllllllllilillii
@llllllllllilillii Год назад
I leave the eye out and then I get flowers way faster.
@freddyvarela3915
@freddyvarela3915 Год назад
Hi do You sell tubers when you dig them up?
@Blossomandbranch
@Blossomandbranch Год назад
Only locally but look for a local flower farm!
@freddyvarela3915
@freddyvarela3915 Год назад
@@Blossomandbranch Do you recommend any here in Denver metro area? Sorry missed my window with swan lake dahlias.
@kimwilliamson7880
@kimwilliamson7880 4 месяца назад
It’s difficult to find variety and availability in dahlia seeds.
@YanickaQuilt
@YanickaQuilt Год назад
Does a PVC pipe can bend that way or do you have to heat them?
@bradcarby3765
@bradcarby3765 Год назад
Is this an Epic Dahlia battle?
@Blossomandbranch
@Blossomandbranch Год назад
I’m not with epic anymore 🥰😜
@es4666
@es4666 11 месяцев назад
If would’ve been nice if you showed how you attached the net
@lilacDaisy111
@lilacDaisy111 Год назад
Why do you plant tubers instead of the seeds, I wonder. They grow so easily from seed! Oh, you just said to watch that video, lol. Ta!
@rachelokeefe7756
@rachelokeefe7756 Год назад
99% of seed dahlias are not good cut flowers
@elsas2952
@elsas2952 5 месяцев назад
The really interesting thing about dahlias is that is you grow them from seed is they never grow “true to type”, they might have some of the same characteristics but every seed grown dahlias is a “new variety”. So the only ways to know what dahlias you’re growing is by buying tubers of a specific variety, or saving last years seed grown dahlias. There’s a lot of really cool videos here on RU-vid about seed vs tuber grown dahlias and dahlias breeding, I really like Floret Flower Farms videos, she explains everything really well, (and of course Blossom and Branch!). I hope that answered your question!
@succusnme
@succusnme 4 месяца назад
The answer is she wants same variety of dahlias. Planting from seeds is another thing. They don’t look same 😅
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