Dahlias come in a huge variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. Learn about cutting dahlias, growing them, and caring for them.

Most dahlias will need staking, so it’s a good practice to position a sturdy stake for each tuber, and to install the stake at the same time that you plant the tune. Inserting a stake later runs ...

Staking dahlias, or "tying them in", means tying the plants to canes to give them support as they grow in the garden. Dahlias flower in the middle of summer, producing their famously large and ...

As dahlias can grow quite tall and their blooms can be heavy, it is a good idea to stake them at the time of or before planting to prevent damage from wind or the weight of the flowers.

“I can’t emphasize enough how important it is to properly stake dahlias,” remarked Marge. Because of their gigantic size and height, she supports hers by tying the plants with strips of ...

It's easy to fall in love with dahlias. Their massive flower heads are visual dynamite in a fall garden—and they look just as beautiful in a vase after you cut and arrange them. Dahlias are ...

Editor’s note: This is the second of three Grow stories on summer dahlias. Please see this link for the first installment. DAHLIAS ARE THE queen of the summer ...

Swan Island Dahlias in Canby. (Photos by Marcia Wescott Peck/Special to The Oregonian/OregonLive) CORVALLIS, Ore. – In the garden of Laura and Mark Oldenkamp 400 dahlias bob with blooms as small ...