How I'm Digging and Storing Dahlia Tubers This Year in Zone 5B! Trying a New Method!

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  • Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2024

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  • @alliward6040
    @alliward6040 Год назад

    Holy moly! Those are shockingly, little shop of horrors dahlia stocks!!😮 wowza

  • @jillrodriguez9597
    @jillrodriguez9597 Год назад

    I’m in 5b and will dig up my favorite tubers today. Last year I over wintered under 12 inches of leaf mulch and Tyvek house wrap-100% success. This year I’ll use gallon size zipper closed plastic bags and cedar shavings from Walmart. I stored in my garage then in a basement storage room. This method worked for me in prior years.
    Enjoy the Beautiful Illinois fall weather!

  • @alliward6040
    @alliward6040 Год назад

    Heya Steph! You’ve had lovely Dahlias this season! I’m glad they do so well for you. I haven’t tried this method for storing, I have only done the fall dividing and Saran Wrap method (which worked really good but was rather laborious). Hope you’re doing good! 😊

  • @margarethairsine8648
    @margarethairsine8648 Год назад

    Hey Steph :) Last year being my 1st for growing or storing Dahlias I had good results storing in clumps in pine shavings. The only thing different was I layered them in a cardboard box for no other reason than that is what I had.
    This year I grew some balls 😮 and attempted dividing before storing. I read Kristine Albrecht's book Seed to Bloom this summer and I'll tell ya I learned quite a bit. Worth the read as some refer to her book as the Bible of Dahlia growing!
    ☮& 💌

  • @cristinetorralba1478
    @cristinetorralba1478 Год назад

    Hi Steph! I think you will like this method. I tried it last year and the tuber clumps came out just slightly shriveled up. Instead vermiculate or pine shavings, I am using butcher's paper and a bit of fungicide dust on the dry clumps before i stored them away in cardboard boxes in the garage. Good luck!

  • @matchynishi
    @matchynishi Год назад

    I used sawdust in cardboard boxes last year, and had mixed success. Will try again this year and see how it goes.

  • @mariannelooney9369
    @mariannelooney9369 Год назад +1

    I live in Zone 8 so I can leave my tubers in the ground during winter.

    • @alliyavue7609
      @alliyavue7609 8 месяцев назад

      I live in zone 8 too, but our winter is super wet, so mine 2 season ago never came back (luckily it's only 6 of them.) Dug mine out last fall, and they look so good! Tubers are too expensive to play by ear, I must protect them.

  • @dksgardenoasis
    @dksgardenoasis Год назад

    Hey! I purchased aspen bedding from Amazon! I tried this method but they dried up my dahlia tubers. But i think it depends on where you store them. I do peat moss/ vermiculite and pine shavings on top. Also i stored a few in plastic wrap that ended up falling off the clumps as single tubers. Good luck!

  • @barbaramccann7944
    @barbaramccann7944 Год назад

    Good morning, I gave up on dahlias but am interested in what other gardeners grow. Have you considered using a storage container that is not airtight? I hear other RUclipsrs mention using cardboard or burlap-lined bulb crates. Best of luck, looking forward to seeing your successful garden next year.

  • @richbishop7896
    @richbishop7896 Год назад

    This was my first time trying to overwinter my dahlias. I just used potting soil. I don't have that many to store. Hope this method works out for you. Bonny

  • @yesidtac7863
    @yesidtac7863 Год назад

    Aya ya es otoño no