You definitely want to enjoy the beautiful dahlias in your garden again next year.
Dahlias consist of tubers with roots underground, from which beautiful plants with flowers can grow again next year. It is possible to leave these in the ground, then cut the stems and cover the area of the dahlias with these stems for extra insulation. However, in the event of a severe frost there is a chance that the dahlias will freeze and not grow again the following season.
We recommend that you dig up the dahlias and store them dry.
How? We explain this below in 6 steps:
Step 1: When do you start?
The best time to start is after the first night frost.
This will cause the last leaves to wilt and it's time to get started.
