Then I looked back through my blog to find out when I had dug them up last year, and was amazed to find that it was on exactly the same day: 19th June!
Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Snap!
We had a little touch of frost this morning, so I decided it was time to dig up my dahlias:
None of them have done brilliantly in the places I planted them in spring, so I will try them somewhere else next year.
Then I looked back through my blog to find out when I had dug them up last year, and was amazed to find that it was on exactly the same day: 19th June!
Then I looked back through my blog to find out when I had dug them up last year, and was amazed to find that it was on exactly the same day: 19th June!
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Well done, a change of position may be just what they need.
We had them in Lancefield and they grew huge. I never dug them up until I wanted to split some and put more through my garden. I did dig one up and planted it here. I find they take a couple of years to settle in.
A cold day to be out in the garden. Hope you had your thick socks on inside your boots.
I love dahlias. I had to buy some new ones this year because I forgot to dig them up in time last fall, One of them has yellow/orange flowers. But I noticed that the squirrels had eaten the blooms.
Forgot to comment...
(I forget to put my own comment on all the time, too--what a drag, huh?)
Anyhoo, I have never had luck with dahlias...but they are so pretty I do want to try again...
Hard to take in that you are going into Winter and we are in Summer heat now--77 F degrees this morning at 7 am...it'll be another scorcher...but, new color for the temp hexie yay!! Glass half full mode.... ;))
hugs, Julierose
How funny. Hope they do better next year.
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