Dahlias come in various colors, shapes and sizes, making them easy to include in any garden, container and bouquet.

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Dahlias thrive in a sunny spot in fertile, well-drained soil. They're tender plants so can't be planted out until the danger of frost has passed in late spring, but on light soil their tubers can be ...

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By pairing varieties together, it’s possible to make stunning combinations in both borders and pots, says Clark. “Dahlias work particularly well for this, for example the contrasting textures ...

The sun-loving plants also tolerated heat and humidity well in the trials. (Bred by Takii Europe) Dahlia Black Forest Ruby (National) Featuring a range of semi-double to double ruby-red flowers ...

Dahlias are heaven-sent. Big, tall, short, bright, long-lasting perennials supplying 100 to 300 blooms per plant — do you need more? By the way, one tuber this year is 6 to 12 plants next year.

The sun-loving plants also tolerated heat and humidity well in the trials. (Bred by Takii Europe) Dahlia Black Forest Ruby (National) This undated image provided by All-America Selections shows ...

Like most gardeners, I have favorite plants I’ve been growing for years and will continue to grow, like fragrant and tasty Big Boy tomatoes, wide Romano-type Italian flat beans, climbing ...