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Dahlias are up!

13 years ago

I've potted my Dahlias, and this morning, one was up! Gldno, it's the Peaches and Cream.

Going to try leaving them in pots--and sinking the pots into the garden--then come fall, just pull up the pots. I didn't lose any during the winter, so guess the garage is the right temp.

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gldno1
13 years ago
I didn't dig any of mine. I may have lost them over this winter. I will keep watching. I am too darned lazy to dig up anything in the fall.
helenh
13 years ago
If you are lazy, I'm a sloth or what ever is really lazy. You were just optimistic that they would make it.
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helenh
13 years ago
Cover them Friday night unless the forecast changes.

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