Dahlia Flowers
Dahlia flowers are popular plants grown in the garden. They come in many forms and colors but nearly all grow from tubers that require proper care in order to return each year. Learn how to grow dahlia plants in the articles that follow. Here you will find information on caring for dahlias as well as any issues that might occur - like dahlia pests, diseases and more.
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Dahlia Pests And Diseases – Common Problems With Dahlia PlantsThere are a few problems with dahlia that may limit their production and even their health. Dahlia pests and diseases are usually confined to sucking insects and fungal problems but a few diseases can actually kill the tubers. Learn more in this article.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Dahlia Care: How To Grow A Dahlia PlantDahlias are relatively sturdy plants if grown in the right conditions. Care of dahlia flowers may vary dependent upon your zone, but here are a few dahlia growing tips to help you get maximum blooms and healthy, bushy plants.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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No Flowers On Dahlia Plants: Why Won’t My Dahlias BloomWhy won?t my dahlias bloom? It?s not uncommon, and there are a few things that might cause it. To learn what causes no flowers on dahlia plants, and how to go about getting dahlias to bloom, click the article that follows.
By Liz Baessler
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Dahlia Companion Plants – Companion Flowers That Complement Dahlia PlantsDahlia companion plants can be the perfect accents to set off the flowers but may also aid in deterring pests or act as a decoy to insect predators. There are many flowers that complement dahlia and do double duty to prevent pests. Find some of them in this article.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Dinnerplate Dahlia Flowers: Growing Dinnerplate Dahlia Plants In The GardenHow big are dinnerplate dahlias? The name says it all; these are dahlias that produce huge blooms of up to 12 inches (30 cm.) across. Like other dahlias, these flowers bloom consistently for weeks and add beautiful color to beds. Learn how to grow them in this article.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
