The one year I decided to keep my dahlias in ground after YEARS of fairly mild winters 😂.

by DragonQwn

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  2. blanknameblank

    Maybe this was not the year to do it 🙁 mulch mulch Mulchh!! Gather any leaves you can!!

  3. gardnerobsessed

    I dug about 10 dahlias, just brushed the soil off put them in vermiculite and Pete Moss. In my basement crawlspace. Five days later, they were all dried out. It was too warm. I left most in the ground this year. The couple I left in the ground by mistake came back stronger than ever. Fingers crossed. Northeast PA zone 7/A.
    Good luck to you ! They’re such an expense and so hard to over winter in my opinion

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