Growing Dahlias / Pinching & Planting / Homegrown Garden
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2021
- The frosts have past and the weather has warmed up enough to plant out the dahlias! In this video you will learn why I pinch them out and see how I do it. I also talk about my planting plan and show you how to plant them in the ground and in containers with lots of tips and advice along the way!
1:23 Pinching Out
7:21 Planting Out
13:10 Dahlias in Containers
16:47 Dahlia After Care
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There are soooo many videos on Dahlias, but yours is the best! I have been searching for replanting from pots for months...until I found your video. Thanks so much- you have have a great voice and personality for doing these videos.
Thank you so much 🥰
This year is my 42 growing season of having my own garden. I've been growing dahlias for about 25 years now. I love those amazing showy blooms. Dahlias are one of my favourite flowers to grow. Recently I've been sharing tubers for quite a while and this year I actually sold some here in my small mountain village where I live in a small cabin next to my large garden. This year I have 155 dahlias in the ground. I've never pinched the tops, but that is a good idea for stockier plants and more blooms, as you say. My dahlias are generally tall and most often need staking so when the plants are heavy with blooms they don't just fall over. I've tried several methods of support and I'm always trying new ways, all trial and error on my part. I'm no expert, by any means, and I've made lots of mistakes with my plants over the years. Last year I grew around 15 varieties of dahlias and I'm always keen on trying new types. Like you say, dahlias begin to bloom around mid-summer and last until frost, so they are generally a magnificent flower to grow and enjoy. With the number of dahlias I grow, deadheading is quite a big job but worth the effort. Lots of colours, shapes and sizes in the dahlia family, that is for sure. I've really enjoyed watching your videos and seeing your garden grow. I've also learned from you and as a gardener I very much enjoy seeing how other gardener's grow things and how things are organized and displayed. I live alone now but I am always bringing flowers from my garden in so I can enjoy them even more. Thanks again for sharing your videos and knowledge. You do a great job. Cheers!
I tend to pinch my dahlias way earlier in their growth. As soon as I get three sets of leaves, I wait until I can grab the tiny stem in between the top set of leaves with my fingers and break if off. This greatly reduces the time that the plant wastes on the growth which will be removed anyway. I literally only have to remove about an inch.
Lovely video! Just one thing: Dahlia cuttings do indeed root - and not only that, they root fast and easily! I usually cut the tip back to a leaf node and stick it in a pot with well drained soil: growth starts usually within a week. Try it!
Know nothing about plants. Just love your videos and enthusiasm. 👍
Well you must have learnt something by now 😂 Thanks for watching all the same.
So this is what Lara Croft does in her free time :D I finally got a garden! I can't wait to start putting your tips into practise!
I just found your channel by accident and loved it thank you ❤
What are those cute little white, daisy like flowers growing on the edges of your raised bed!? X
Erigeron karvinskianus, it's also really easy to grow from seed
this was a very helpful video for me. i watched it some time ago, but don't recall commenting. i am going to try cosmos for the first time this year, so that part was very helpful too! 🙂thanks for the information and the video. 🙂
I bought way more than I should have, considering it's the first time I've gotten any. I too started mine in garden center pots I save, I'm glad you showed planting them, I wasn't really sure how to go about it, they have grown nicely in those pots. Now I just need more garden space...sigh...
As a young homeowner, the very first plant I grew in my garden was dahlias. I grew them from seed, nurtured them lovingly and planted out the seedlings in a carefully prepared bed. Slugs gobbled the lot. Bas***ds!! It left me broken. 😄😄
York & Lancaster is a red/white striped dahlia I love. Plus Clarion: pale yellow single flowers over dark foliage. Hope yours thrive!
you can also do a vlogging day , doing all your garden chores , weeding, planting etc. love your channel😁
Hi, I wondered if you could do a video or explain when and how and with what you stake your dahlia's. I don't see any of the stakes in your garden on the dahlia's. I will be planting dahlia's for the first time in my garden in Brooklyn so they all will go in containers. Thank you, I'm really enjoying your videos and allotment!
I got re motivated and cut mine back even MORE after watching this...Cafe Au Lait blooms in mass is the hope. Adore all your postings. Watch them here in Windsor Ontario with antipation and appreciation of your expertise , tips , photos and correct pronounciation of the English lamgauge as well ! :)
That's interesting, i have very tall Dahlias, and they constantly fall over after rain or a slight breeze, ill give this a go when they come up.
I love dahlias too and I'm growing some from bulbs.
Couldn’t you pop the cuttings into some soil and creat more plants? The more the merrier!! 💜Well answered that straight away! 😂
Thank you
Put a circle of copper wire at the base of each plant the slugs cannot cross it .You can also put an old butter container inn the ground and fill it with cheap beer the slugs drown in ecstasy 🙂
All of your flowers and vegetables are just stunning. It amazes me how neat and weed-free your beds are. You work very hard at it I’m sure. ❤️ Blessings!
Your gardens look amazing. Thanks for sharing. Happy Gardening
love dahlia thanks for the info
Lovely and beautiful garden
Happy birthday blossom. That was beautiful to watch 💐
A little late in watching your videos, I am catching up though. I was really interested to see that you pinch out the tips of your dahlias. I didn't know about this, Katrina, so thank you for teaching me something new today My favourite dahlias are the singles and particularly the Honka variety. I love the star-like flowers and so do the bees. The dark one "Verrone's Obsidian" is my absolute favourite. Love your videos!
Hiya Katrina Thankyou for sharing hope you are well blessings to you and yours Ontario Canada 🐝
Great tutorial, thank you! Lupins are in bloom! Canțt wait for the June allotment tour! :D
Your garden looks beautiful.
Love this video. Thanks for showing us how it’s done.
Magic.
Many thanks.
Looks great, lovely garden ✌️🌿
Thanks so much for this. I'm growing dahlias from seed for the first time this year. Great explanation and demonstration for pinching out. I always used to get confused as to how it gave more flowers. It was only when I read that the lead stem sends out a chemical signal to suppress flowering on any side stems that I realised why it works. By pinching out the lead stem you effectively create two more lead stems. The absence of the chemical signal from the original single lead stem stimulates flower growth in these new ones.
Lovely garden.
They’re going to look gorgeous 🌸🦋🌸
I’ve been growing cosmos for a few years now and never pinched out , will definitely do this in future. Thank you 😊
Stunning Dahias ,I must grow more 👍
Your plants are so cool
So amzing flowers
Really fabulous and helpful video - thank you SO much for sharing your knowledge, it's much appreciated. Happy gardening! Only four days to go before 'British Summer Time' begins.
The strawflower bed is going to be INCREDIBLE this year 🥰 I can not wait to see it in bloom with that combo. 💗🌸🌼🎍💗
Your plot is looking heavenly.
So excited for the next garden tour!!!
they are beautiful I am going to have to add them to my garden thanks for sharing lots of good info
Brilliant practical demonstration on dahlia care, thank you so much. Impossible to choose a favourite though!
Awesome video, really informative, you've inspired me to try and my Dahlia seedlings are taking off.....now for the brave moment!!! 😁
Your dahlia displays are always the best 🤩 I am excited
Ahh that’s so kind, thank you 🥰
I love your blog! Because of you I’m growing dahlias this year. And I pinched them! I wanted to tell you I just saw you on Gardeners World and you were great! I’m so proud of you.💕
Excellent video …. Again:) The timing was perfect as this is the first year I’ve planted Dahlias on my balcony and they seem to be thriving.
Great
Wonderful upload dear 👍 thanks for sharing
Too many dahlias that is a fantastic problem to have lol my favorite is labyrinth
Looking forward to seeing your display :) The pompom and cactus types in bold red and pink colours are my favourite flowers ever, I think. My gran grew masses of them when I was a child (and still does) and I remember being amazed a flower could look so magical!
Try as I might, mine get eaten by slugs every year. But I keep trying.. I've planted a load in containers at the back of my flower bed this year rather than putting them in the ground, surrounded them with beer traps and nematodes. They've got a few holes but haven't been demolished so far, though with all this rain we're getting I'm worried I'll go out tomorrow and they'll be gone!
great video, thanks for sharing especially your knowledge on pinching out the top. This si my forst year growing dahlias and I was concerned that it may be too late to pot them up and should just put the tubers straight into the ground, but now I know to relax I still have a few weeks!!!
Only recently found your channel🤩. That was so interesting and gave me so much more confidence when doing this thanks for sharing take care cheers from Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
A very beautiful garden👍, there is a lot of love in it🥰. very beautiful video 😀👍
best regards Stefan
Staking video yes please. Thanks 😊
Great interesting video love your allotment. We want more videos 🌹🌺🌻🌷🌾
I have grown loads of dahlias from seed this year and in pots you would be proud! I was planting them out today too! I have lots of bishops children, dwarf mixed, fireworks, bishops llandraff, coccinea, cactus. I have been planting them around other plants but an tempted too strip the bed of all other plants and give them plenty of room. I've been planting between a few roses, apple trees and on top of daffs lols
Thank you for your detailed video on dahlias, my favourite for pots is Totally Tangerine and for the first time in 10 years of growing dahlias I am growing Cafe au Lait after watching your video on them last year. I can’t wait to see how they get on. I’m a bit worried now tho as 2 are in the ground and I have planted one it a pot! Oops! X
Excellent 👏👍🌹
This will be my first year growing dahlia's. I started a bunch from seed and bought a Maki as my first named plant.
The slugs love them
Hi, Goodyear!
Beautiful. Need to do more flowers. Can u make a start from the tops that you cut?
Great video! I’ve just ordered tubas - including wizard of oz - definitely interested to see how you stake or what framework you use - I need to prepare!
Great video Kat, really wish i could hire you for an afternoon to come sort out my friends garden in Melton lol :P x
Thank you so much for making this video! I wasn't sure how to go about pinching the ones that are currently making shoots now, as well as how and when to plant them. I have noticed though that the first dahlias I purchased a few months ago have yellowing leaves and malformed flowers, and I can't tell from my research if it's a fertilizing issue or an overwatering issue. Do you have any advice for how to get them green and healthy again?
Can't wait to see your dahlia displays this year! Your videos showing them off are what got me into growing my own this year. And all of your dahlia care videos have been super helpful!
Thanks again for another great video, you make it so easy for me to follow along with you, 6 dahilias started in pots, now ready to pinch out including Wizard of Oz.
Please could you let me know where you found your fab watering can?
Would you ever consider a opening day?
Lovely vid...i find with the weird weather this year everything is so late growing. My dahlias are much like my hostes full of holes ha.. plenty of snails..
ive found plants generally are mostly late this year and have gone straight to seed.
Oh yes, never ending story with the snails and slugs. 🙃
going to look lovely i bought sarah raven dahlias this year
Hi
Sei il fiore più bello del olimpo.
It takes courage and knowledge to do those cuts because I was pitting the little trees xD
You are so beautiful and lovely in your garden. QUESTION: How often do you pinch them off please? Just once in the growing season? Thank you kindly! Ashley From Canada!
Thank you, great vlog, very informative, especially the pinching out of both the dahlia and cosmos to make them bushier. Just wondering if you can use the pinching out method on marigolds too? 😊
Interesting thank you 🧤👒🐨🦘🇦🇺🌱
you can stick the bit you cut off in a glass of water and it grows roots, free plant :)
5:50
As usual a great video, the only thing is you dont do that many of them now.
Great video where did you get the little tags at the identify dahlia
see you next time
Thanks for the great video! I bought a pot from the store that has lots of blooms. When should I re pot it into a larger pot? After the first round of blooms, should I pinch them too as you did in this video?
I think i might just fall in love...
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You are mean and greedy with a smiley face pinching out all the tender plants 😂
Looks like you pinched off a bit of your hair too. Great Video. I would like to try some Dahlias. They are so beautiful.
Hello I have a allotment and my partner wants to start a plant area with some. Ice colour, the Dallas look nice do you know of anywhere in Nottingham you can but started plants or did you start all yours from seed?
What to do with tubers with no stemms had fiew this year. They have roots but no spuds :(
We planted just one city light lavender pink dahlia from a nursery pot in early April in North Carolina. After the 4 blooms died off, the plant grew wider and wider with no new blooms but lots of green leaves. Filling up the spaces in our butterfly garden. Don't know if we should trim back some of the green leaves or wait and see what happens. It is now early summer and temperatures have reached 85-90 degrees on some days. What do you think we should do? We are fearful it might take up too much space. Thanks
Just wait as pruning now could delay further blooming. Some varieties of dahlia can reach 5 ft tall.
Hi would you plant Dahlias in terracotta pots
Yes
Bishop of Canterbury Dahlia. Love your Dahlias. A very professional video. Great time to publish straight after gardeners' world. Could you do a video on growing your squash just like the Dahlias?
Ahh good choice. Those are such an intense pink! Thank you for your kind feedback my squash are already in the ground so it could be a bit late!
Do u have to pull up dahlias out of planters for winter if you take them inside
No
Would you plant two cafe au lait tubers in a 12 inches w x 17 inches h in a clay pot? Or would they get crowded? Ty!
I would stick with one. Cafe au lait need the room.
@@homegrowngarden omg I soooooo appreciate your response!!! Thank you 🤗
Slugs are the enemy
I lost all but 7 of my dahlia collection.
Look.you
I've read that they are eatable. 🤔 Have you ever tried to eat them? I wonder how they taste. Does anybody know?
Hello beautiful
How did you stop yourself from burying your face into that fat dahlia bouquet? WOW it was beautiful.