The complexity, detail and sheer hard labour of your growing year is unparalleled, yet so obviously a labour of love. Persistence, patience, absolute care and determination are detailed also in your videos. Thank you Geoff and Heather.
What a wonderful idea, to prick the label into the mother tuber. Thanks for that, now no label will be lost. Love your dedication to dahlias, and learned so much from you over the years, thanks again, stay safe, Hanni.
It's always interesting to see how people overwinter their Dahlias. Here in the states where I live I can leave them, I'll dig them in the summer to divide, easier then trying to store them. I hope the pilot let people know your garden will shine again next summer.
This and your next video are just what I needed. I thought I would have to have a go at over wintering my first tubers without knowing how.Geoff and Heather to the rescue,Thank You so much.
Hi Geoff and Heather, just wanted to say how much we enjoy your videos. Yours and Swan island Dahlias are by far the best informative on You tube. A little bit out of sync for us as we are in the southern hemisphere, however your back catalog is the go to when we needs some tips....All the best
Hi there been lovely your videos and been following your advice. I have just discovered my love for dahlias and am a newbie to all this. Can’t wait to see your garden next year as I live in Leeds.
I have thoroughly enjoyed watching your videos and have been trying to follow your advice throughout the series. I am now at the planting stage here in South Australia and am looking forward to the results. I do have one suggestion, in that as a reference point for future use it would be good if you could give each episode a name or description of what it contains. Thank you for the time and effort that you both have put into making these videos and I look forward to the next update.
Love these videos you & Heather do! Remind me again are the pot dahlias from seed? I’ve collected so many this season, I think I prefer to grow them from seed.
The complexity, detail and sheer hard labour of your growing year is unparalleled, yet so obviously a labour of love. Persistence, patience, absolute care and determination are detailed also in your videos. Thank you Geoff and Heather.
What a wonderful idea, to prick the label into the mother tuber. Thanks for that, now no label will be lost. Love your dedication to dahlias, and learned so much from you over the years, thanks again, stay safe, Hanni.
It's always interesting to see how people overwinter their Dahlias. Here in the states where I live I can leave them, I'll dig them in the summer to divide, easier then trying to store them. I hope the pilot let people know your garden will shine again next summer.
This and your next video are just what I needed. I thought I would have to have a go at over wintering my first tubers without knowing how.Geoff and Heather to the rescue,Thank You so much.
Hi Geoff and Heather, just wanted to say how much we enjoy your videos. Yours and Swan island Dahlias are by far the best informative on You tube. A little bit out of sync for us as we are in the southern hemisphere, however your back catalog is the go to when we needs some tips....All the best
Thanks for for your time and effort I have learnt a lot from this series of videos
Hi there been lovely your videos and been following your advice. I have just discovered my love for dahlias and am a newbie to all this. Can’t wait to see your garden next year as I live in Leeds.
I have thoroughly enjoyed watching your videos and have been trying to follow your advice throughout the series. I am now at the planting stage here in South Australia and am looking forward to the results. I do have one suggestion, in that as a reference point for future use it would be good if you could give each episode a name or description of what it contains. Thank you for the time and effort that you both have put into making these videos and I look forward to the next update.
Wow youre dhalias are amazing compare the dhalia here in philippines.
I am influenced by your lovely garden
I grow dahlia in Japan
I want to make a nice garden like you someday
This is my dream
Thank you for sharing this information.
Love these videos you & Heather do! Remind me again are the pot dahlias from seed? I’ve collected so many this season, I think I prefer to grow them from seed.
Hi Cassandra. No, the pot tubers are all grown from cuttings.
I am planting dhalia here in philippines.my dhalia did not bloom my plant died.