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Maintaining dahlias and preventing pest damage!

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Flower arranging course: blossomandbranchfarm.teachabl... What to do in the garden if your dahlias are being nibbled upon, are starting to flop over, or are being outgrown by an interplanted cover crop? In this video, we will give you some quick and easy tips to maintaining dahlias for good ongoing health, while also showing you how ours are coming along here at the flower farm!
Overwintering the dahlias has really helped them get a leg up this season with how cold our spring and early summer was--now that the temps have taken off, I look forward to lots of dahlia blooms!

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8 авг 2024

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@emmymartinez7497 Год назад

This video came at a perfect time to watch for my garden, thanks!

@katebarrett1924 Год назад

Thanks Bree - once again! Great info! I'm going to snip back some lower leaves on my dahlias. And I bought organza bags to try - seeing exactly how to use them was really helpful here in Ohio zone 6B!

@claudiabozzo1635 Год назад

Another informative video. Thanks. I can appreciate all the work that goes into having a large flower farm. I only have a few dahlias and I find the copper rings work for me (cuz I have so few of them) the ones in my pots are the ones that the earwigs are munching on. I'm not sure what to do with those unless I put a deeper glass with soya and sink it into the pot.😊

@grisespino5342 Год назад

I heard that rolled up moist newspaper is a goid earwigs trap. Dispose of them in the a.m.

@user-oo8kt1zp2r Год назад

I enjoy your content so much! I have to say though I cringed when you took out that trimmer without leather gloves. I have cut my finger doing that exact same thing and I had on gloves thank God but they were not leather and it took weeks to heal.

@ericawentz2734 Год назад

Thank you, Bree! You inspired me to try dahlias for the first time & I planted 30 dahlias this year! My 3/4 acre garden in Pennsylvania zone 6B has a massive problem with little green leaf hoppers! How can I treat those without harming pollinators? I really appreciate your sustainable and organic methods!

@anilecliao Год назад

Hi Bri! Can you do a video of your favorite dahlias and ones that go well together in a bouquet? Thank you for all of your videos!

@bluelagoon-501 Год назад

i planted my tubers in may and its all foliage and no flowers yet! where are my flowers!! I have them in a large pot.. i water daily, fertilize, the whole nine yards!!! what else do i need to do!? thank you! love your channel !

@julieescala2610 Год назад

Hey Bree - any suggestions for caterpillars? Many times i find my buds are already damaged even before they get to the organza bag stage. Thanks for the great content!

@marymccormick7806 Год назад

Tips for extended bouquet vase life Forget if you already touched base on this

@grisespino5342 Год назад

How do you prep cut flowers from insects. I can't tell you how many times earwigs or spiders are hiding in the flower. I've also wondered about coleus as a filler? I don't see much on its use. It has a long vase life, comes in many colors and leaf sizes and shape and is pretty problem free? I'd love to hear your thoughts on it. Thanks

@user-pc9xk6kn7j Год назад

What a nice garden! Love it #colestore

@ntur117 Год назад

Help my lisianthis look pitiful :(. Seeding I planted in containers are happy but the majority I put in my raised beds are so sad. I’m also in denver and this is my first time growing them :). Also trying clarkia. They are really taking off. I’m excited to see them bloom

@scarrgo7110 Год назад

What size are your organza bags? Do you have a link? Thanks 🌺

@Littlebitesofjoy Год назад

Do you ever use buckwheat as a cut flower? And also, to avoid spreading disease, do you use alcohol on your hands before you trim bottom leaves of other plants or is that not necessary?

@victoriashi5680 Год назад

HELP! please! This year my dahlias tubers get attacked by pests that eat them up. All lush greens and flowering plants are dying and when I notice the droopy leaves, a lot of damage already happened under the surface. What should I do besides digging them up, cutting all damage and repotting? It stressed my dahlias and half of them didn't recover. Had to did all of them up 😢

@davedgibson 2 месяца назад

My new Dahlia shoots/leaves i discovered this morning have all been eaten 😢 I think slugs might be the culprit? Will the tubers send up more leaves or are they damaged now? Will your soy sauce and vegetable oil traps work? Thanks.

@lynndifer4163 Год назад

I'm in 6b and the first blooms are starting to appear for me. Some leaf discoloration - maybe needs nitrogen, maybe a disease. I'll try some bloom booster and see what happens

@llamawerkz Год назад

Do you think those organza bags would keep deer from eating the blooms? There are some deer around that like my rudbeckia flower buds.

@karenm5681 Год назад

Oooh! Test it and see! Let us know if it works!😊

@christianetraub6805 Год назад

Grasshoppers are eating my dahlias. Any suggestions?

@DalhiaSun Год назад

Please tell me what those white rods are that you use for your hoops?

@grisespino5342 Год назад

Pvc pipe. Bendable and inexpensive. You'll need to drive some rebar stakes in first to keep them in place.

@Blossomandbranch Год назад

Yup, PVC! We have another video showing how we construct these using PVC Or electrical conduit.

@DalhiaSun Год назад

@@Blossomandbranch oh that’s perfect thank you! It must have been really hard to get them to bend but I’ll give it a try.

@Blossomandbranch Год назад

The PVC bend quite easily by hand :)

@essentialcomforts2166 Год назад

I ended up with scab insect on my dahlias. It was so disgusting I cut them down to the ground, lol.

@breelinshea5930 11 месяцев назад

Just found worms in my gorgeous dinnerplates🤢🤢 help!!!

@grisespino5342 Год назад

@Blossomandbranch Год назад

Just turn them upside down and give them a bit of a shake! Coleus is a great cut in terms of vase life but can be a bit hard to find on a long enough stem length for cutting.