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Mon, Sep 29, 14 at 7:46
| If I was wintering some of my dahlias that are in pots in my garage (doesnt freeze) Would I cut them off to the soil ? or leave the stems up afew inches. I think I understand you can do this maybe for a year. Eventually I realize you have to divide the tubers. Just bring them out in the spring and start watering when they poke up. Thank you |
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- Posted by morpheuspa 7A--PA (My Page) on Mon, Sep 29, 14 at 12:09
| If the tubers are buried a few inches deep, you can cut very near ground level. Just let the soil dry thoroughly before storage so the tubers won't rot. |
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