If you want to give your potted dahlias the best chance at surviving the cold this winter, follow our expert's guidance ...

Autumn might mark the end of summer blooms, but that doesn't mean the end for brilliant and bright flower arrangements.

Avoid plan sting dahlias until after the frosty mornings have passed Wait until the end of May, or the start of June if you're planting in Scotland Plant your dahlias on free-draining light soils, ...

A horticultural expert has revealed valuable advice for novice gardeners caring for dahlias - including methods to maintain their flowering period right through to winter. Garden designer and TikTok ...

Dahlias used to be thought of as brash but now they are the darling of the horticultural world, putting on a dazzling display as colourful as the hats at Royal Ascot. Coming into flower now and ...

Staking dahlias, or "tying them in", means tying the plants to canes to give them support as they grow in the garden. Dahlias flower in the middle of summer, producing their famously large and lush ...

When I was a child, my Uncle Bill used to keep his dahlia tubers underneath his brass bedstead in his terraced house right in the middle of ‘Bend it like Beckham’ territory. The giant gas container ...

Now is the time of year when everyone says how wonderful dahlias are. Twenty years ago, we all hated them: they were vulgar. Mind you, I certainly loved them as a child – so large, colourful and ...

If dahlias had been prevalent in 1794, who knows what obscure fate might have befallen Robert Burns, “My love is like a variegated dahlia” being significantly trickier to scan than the more familiar ...

This pallid yellow dahlia has an innocent whirligig look, but one flower in a vase probably wouldn't win any plaudits at the show bench. However, last year 'Honka' shone towards the front of the ...

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