DAHLIA TOUR | You won't believe the size!
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It's dahlia season! I'm sharing a tour of my dahlias and addressing some of the issues I've dealt with this year as well as issues I'm hearing that lot of you are having.
I have lots of dahlia videos and blog posts. Here are a few:
PLANTING AND STAKING DINNERPLATE DAHLIAS: • Planting dinnerplate d...
2019 DAHLIA TOUR: • DAHLIA TOUR | Summer c...
HOW TO STORE DAHLIAS PART 1: • HOW TO STORE DAHLIAS |...
HOW TO STORE DAHLIAS PART 2: • HOW TO STORE DAHLIAS |...
HOW TO PLANT DAHLIAS EARLY: • How to plant dahlias e...
TWO WAYS TO PLANT DAHLIAS: www.theimpatie...
HOW TO SELECT DAHLIAS: www.theimpatie...
DAHLIA SOURCES:
Most of the dahlias in this video came from Longfield Gardens (www.longfield-g...).
Peachy-Salmon Dinnerplate, Linda's Baby and Nicholas came from Triple Wren Farms (www.triplewrenf...). KA's Rosie Jo came from Cowlitz River Dahlias (dahlias4u.com).
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My name is Erin and I love sharing inspiration and information with real-life gardeners. I live and garden in southeastern Wisconsin, zone 5.
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You’re a bad influence. While watching I was making notes of what I want for my garden next year 😕. As if I don’t have enough already, all because of YOU Erin. Gorgeous tour.
Garden Addictz Lol, just doin’ my job, Moya! 😉😀
I just bought Linda’s baby 😭😂
You both and your pics with those magnificent gino-flowers!! 🙌🔥✨
I wish you had backed up so we could have had a better look at everything. So pretty.
@Garden Addictz I threw this one on my save list, I want them all.!
You have been crowned! Erin the Dahlia Queen! Everybody...bow to the queen.
This was like waking up to beautiful floral delivery. Thanks for making our day.
Neem oil works great on spider mites. Use the concentrate, not the ready mixed (aka, over diluted) spray bottles. I have won many a battle against those little demons with neem oil. And of course the Dahlia Society would tell you to rip yours out: you'll have to buy replacements, which is good for the dahlia industry. Spider mites are only cosmetic; they don't affect the tubers at all. At the end of the season, prune them back and hit them hard with the neem. Next season, when they start to put on new growth, neem them again at the first sign of damage.
Was going to mention neem oil. Glad you got it already and people recognize it.
Hi,
Do you spray the concentrate need oil directly to the tree?
I always love your music choices. I wait to see whose music you play every time!
I’m in New Zealand and grew 5 dahlias last year. Omgosh I’m hooked. Have about 20 this year. I want them all😭😭😭
Hi Jossy, I'm in West Auckland and I love dahlias bought some from warehouse.i have this pompom dahlia for over 10 years and it's growing higher each year
serin nisha hi to another kiwi. I’ve totally changed my garden. Now full of perennials, dahlias some roses , bulbs and different plants. Bees and butterflies haven. I’m in Motueka 😊
I think there are many Dalias bred in New Zealand you can try.
@@serinnisha8328 What zone are you in? Do you dig up?
I fell in love with dahlias last year as well. I had one and now have more!
I totally understand your description of irregular watering and direct sun conditions....Yours obviously aren't "first year" dahlias, because they are huge plants and are absolutely gorgeous!! I need to dedicate garden space specifically for dahlias...they deserve it. Another TH-cam wiz on dahlias is The Small Garden Channel.
We can leave them in ground here in Ga.
But they will freeze in winter in other areas
There's no such thing as a "dahlia problem" - one can never have too many or too many of one variety, LOL. Your garden looks amazing in all of the shots, not just the dahlias. Bad gardening year for many of us, but a GREAT year for garden pests it seems. Thanks for the tour!
I missed you!!!
But I'm glad you had a vacation too!
We'll always be here for you when you get back, no worries there! ♡
Your "Dahlia problem" is my luxury!!! Ha!
I say - keep it up!
What a wonderful color explosion for me to watch on this rainy day!!!
Thanks for sharing!! ♡♡♡
All your dahlias are so beautiful!!! I never knew that they grew so tall. You are the queen of Dahlias!! Just beautiful. Thanks for sharing.😊😁💖
Whatever that bright red dahlia is, it's GORGEOUS! I love deep blood-red flowers!
I love that you're so passionate about Dahlias - it's totally enabling - I wasn't that keen on the balls until I saw how lovely they looked in your garden, I've added 5 to my collection this year and cannot wait for dahlia season to start here in NZ! Your Cafe Au Lait impostor might possibly be "Red Labyrinth"
I love the ball dahlias! Keep buying them! I’ve tried growing dahlias for the past several years and have never had a fabulous experience. I planted some that were already blooming this year and they fried in my hot sun even though they are on drip. I also have a really hard time getting anything that says, “dinner plate” size to bloom bigger than 3 or 4 inches. I think I need to keep working on it. Thanks for your inspiration!
This video made me smile, it reminds me of my parents garden growing up. It is spring now in South Africa, so guess what I’ll be hunting for to plant 😍
In East Tennessee and mine have been gorgeous recently, 2nd week of October. Tried a mix of six in a tall cattle trough and was so pleased with the different shapes and colors. Those in the ground have done well too. No issue with bugs and no special treatment except organic fertilizer. I’ll be digging up to save for next year and add some more. Thank you for showing us your gardens - they are truly beautiful and show the results of your passion.
You and those flowers look great together. Very nice. 😉
This video brought me so much joy!!! Thank you! ❤️😍
I have had a super bad spider mites problem this year. Spraying with neem based products does help but is not perfect. My Labyrinth all came up White, which tells me I was not sent Labyrinth. My Belle of Barmera and Islander are just gorgeous and most of my dahlias have done beautifully even though I had to plant them in containers this year. Loved your tour and next year I am going to plant more ball dahlias for sure.
Hi Erin, subscribed and love your video and as you can see, I'm a dahlia addict from my profile pic (Candy available here in Australia). Loved all your colours, looking forward to more videos and I'll be expanding my little garden to include a lot more ball style for this season 2021/22.
may i suggest "Green Cleaner" for the spider mites. No harm to the flowers and spray on in the evenings after the sun goes down. Cannabis growers use it and it is harmless to Medical Cannabis plants. I just love the Labyrinth! Glad you didnt cut it! Gina
Beautiful dahlias, I tend to like the ball style the best as well.
Neem oil for spider mites or lady bugs. You can also spray with mild organic soap and water spray in the early morning or late evening
They are beautiful. I did them for many years and then got tired. 🤣 You are inspiring me to come back to them next year.
I had to screen shot so many of these! And personally I like the ball dahlias the best!
Thanks for your post Erin. Not growing dahlias yet - lots of inspiration! Your posts are amazing.
I love how much you love these Dalias 💕 I just can't help but smile with you 😊♥️🤗
I loved this Dahlia video! Such a pleasure to watch, as if we were right there with you! Also thought it was educational! And the dahlias were almost as pretty as you that day! Thanks for the nice video!
This is my first time here. These dahlias were too gorgeous to pass up! Also wanted to say you could contact Garden Answer channel..she is an absolute wealth of knowledge.. and may be able to help you with the spider mite problem without losing the whole plant.
Loved watching this video! Ours still haven't bloomed but I'm hoping they'll get blooms soon. I'll be watching again when we make our next dahlia order- so many beautiful varieties in your garden!
Big beautiful twisty hill flower 🌸 love your garden🥰
OMG!! I’ve never considered planting dahlias before subscribing to your channel earlier this year. I watched you plant them and your enthusiasm is contagious. I’m sold! I have a couple of collections on order to try out in the spring and I just can’t wait! Thank you so much for sharing these beauties. They are amazing! I just can’t say enough. 🌺😍🌺😍❤️😍❤️
What a great addition to have - ball dahlias. Love them all.
Excellent presentation... I just loved watching it... I had to do it twice... Never get enough... Mix in some other type for example collarette, waterlilly, anemone... I love your HS dahlias... I also love the bicolor ones... Especially crichton honey(hope I got the name right)... If you remember where you ordered them?!...thank you... You made my day!!!... Thank you once again...
I’m so jealous, I bought my first Dahlia after watching your videos, sad news I’m one of the people without a flowers 😫.
We have had a very dry hot summer, so that said I look forward to next year. Thinking of planting in the ground as oppose to planting in a pot, the name of my dahlia is labyrinth. Love the garden tour of Dahlias 👍❤️😊
Ohhh, please do a Seed Give-a-Way! :) Dahlia by seed is a bit of a several season effort, but so fun to see what comes out!
JUST GORGEOUS!!! I'm still intimidated..so I wanna hear everything u have to say. The dinnerplates are gonna take me a while..the balls I'm not ready for but I think I need them...the one I already have on my list from your previous video is HS Flame. I love her & I cannot resist her. So she'll be my first..next year. Also..the Florida Weave is going GREAT for my GIANT sunflowers! Just yesterday I got the ladder out for the 1st time & they're having their best year! THANX SO MUCH FOR EVERYTHING!!😍🙏🏻
Now, you remind me to thinking of my friend and my sister 😀😊 We were to crazy! of the flowers too 🤭😁😍😅😊🤗
Just Wow!! So much beauty! I have been anxious for your dahlia tour. Thanks so much! I grew some for the first time this year thanks to your inspiration. I now have been bitten by the dahlia bug! Can't wait to order for next year.
Love your passion for growing Dahlias! I only grew some from seed last year but I’m hooked and have some tubers on the way from Longfields!
So great to see another video from you! Love, love those dahlias!
Your watermelon dahlias are exquisite!
OMGGGGGG!!!! How Beautiful is your Garden!!! I've never grown Dahlias but maybe, I'll try them next year!!! Yal YT'bers are making me spend all of my money every summer but I LOVEEEE the Results Afterwards!! I'm def. A better gardener after tuning in!! Thank you! I subbed btw!! 🌹
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Erin...it was after watching this video that I decided to plant/grow Dahlias for the first time. Planted the tubers this Spring and now they are blooming along the perimeter of our vegetable garden and so I wanted to say thanks for the encouragement and insight into growing them. I was dragging my wife and mother-in-law outside after dinner the other night to see them and they couldn't believe how beautiful they are. My wife has already asked if we can expand them for next year and we definitely will. Thanks for all you do to challenge and encourage gardeners to try new things!
I love the ball shape the best. Your yard is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing 🌸
Three years ago, I had the problem with Dahlias not being what the label said. And I also garden in flip flops and we do have poisonous snakes here in NC, but I do try to watch out for them.
I have fallen in love eith the dahlias, especially the ball shaped one's that kind of look like zinnias! I subscribed to your channel as well...
oh, so many gorgeous dahlias! I'd love to see a video of how you get them up out of the soil, preparation for storing, and how you store them, with pictures if that would be possible. A lot of people talk about it, but doesn't show (and I'm a very visual learner), so I'd really appreciate it. Also, including anything you do for them throughout the winter (if there is anything).
Thank you for a wonderful video!
Hello! I grew my first dahlias this year. HS KISS, American Dawn, Lilac Time, and Labyrinth. I’ve had a time. Labyrinth got frost bite on one of them(I bought 3 of each), then spider mites, then eventually it wouldn’t grow past 5 inches, so I dug it up and the tuber was rotted. All of them the leaves look bad like your labyrinth. Some better some worse. A lot of mottling on the leaves of all of them. I keep pulling off the bad leaves. American Dawn has bloomed the best. HS KISS is picking up. I had 5 blooms at once the other day. Lilac Time has a lot of buds but I’ve only had 1-2 blooms at a time. Labyrinth-the one I was most excited about-hasn’t bloomed at all. All 3 tubers have had problems-and I only have 2 left. One is drooping really bad since I staked it. The other has a couple of buds. I staked really late. Live and learn 😂. Anyway, since I suspect they all have had spider mites and probably other aphids, is it safe to keep the tubers? Or should I toss them. I almost decided to not do dahlias again, but then thought, I have put so much time in them. I suspect a lot of my problems are from not staking them properly. And I may plant them in more sun. They only get sun until about 1:00.
This was my first year growing Dahlia's and I just picked up a bag from Walmart...but man a great flower! The blooms are huge, they last a long time and I have already had so many blooms and lots more to come. I want to thank you for the tip about starting them early in pots and I'm so glad I did. I bought one later and just planted it straight in the garden and I haven't had one bloom in it where as rhe others have been blooming for over a month! And the other trick I learned from you is to cut off the middle stem when the plant is about a foot tall to create alot of blooms. I was hesitant to do it but I am so glad I did!! Thankyou for the advice! Now I will have to watch your video on storing them....😊
Oh, I missed that tip about cutting main stem. Thanks!
Check out Costco! Some of the best dahlia growers supply them, and they’re cheaper at Costco than on their own website
@@TwoJaysMoon yay!!! I literally just bought mine from Costco today! Good to know!
Its my first year growing dahlias and those dinner plate ones actually take a really long time to develop blooms in between cycles.
I start all mine early in pots so I get a several week head start on blooming.
@@TheImpatientGardener yeah i did that but probably planted out too late...
They are amazing! I am very impressed...I will certainly be growing more next year.
Can use systemic insecticide granuals.... they suck the plant sap and it kills them ...good way to cure the problem without spraying
NOOOO.... dont stop with the ball dahlias I love them too.❤❤
Oh my gosh! Gorgeous! I love dahlias and have a few. I ordered Crichton Honey because I saw yours! Got mine from Swan Island Dahlias. Dangerous to look through their catalog!
What is a good "starter" Dahlia? I've tried a couple of small ones and this year they were devoured by earwigs!
Use sluggo plus which contains spinosad
Yes, sluggo plus has helped me tremendously!! Also, knowing where your zone will help, but Dahliaaddict.com is the go-to site.
I epuld look for reputable buyers in your local area. For example, if you lived in Oregon I would tell you to go Swans. Another good resource is to look for your local Dahlia Society (even though I am steamed at what the American Dahlia Society told Erin right now - your local club should be a lot more helpful to you.😅 Unfortunately, I am guessing that many of them are not going to have shows this month for visitors to go & view the different Dahlias.☹ They should still have websites or way of getting ahold of Dahlia club members for answering questions).
I plant mine after my last frost date, April 2. And because I live in the PNW I don’t water them in -it rains a lot. I have had so many flowers this year . We also had rain in August it gave everything powdery mildew, I had to spray. I also want to do a gradient! Love your videos ❤️
Semi-Pro what do you use for the powdered mildew, and how often?
@@sharonallen805 I live in a very wet climate so I use something called Defender, it works for black spot on roses too. You mix it with water, it's a fungicide.
Thank you semi pro!
Great video. I am new to Dalhias; just planted a pkg from Costco. I have big plans for next year! Your hydrangeas look great too!
I grew a new dahlia this year for me called Linda's baby looks very close to your Crichton honey I so love the peachy pinks too..thanks for sharing all of your knowledge I am going to see if I can find the Crichton honey for my garden as well..
Great Video!!! Thank you- I cant wait to plant them next season🌸🌸
Beautiful. My favorite flower
It's my first year planting dahlias and I've had such a hard time with them. Surprisingly my Fleurel dinner plate dahlias bloomed first and they are absolutely gorgeous! I'm still waiting for American Dawn, Labyrinth, Maarn, Bacardi and Bishop of Llandaff to bloom. Thanks for the tour!
I can totally relate to your not wanting to pull the plants because of infestation - I love my plants, too. I live in zone 8 B and got my home three years ago, and the ENTIRE back yard was infested with white flies when I moved in. Now, it is better, but still heavily infested - I really don't want to pull my gardenias, but I am afraid I might have to. :( Anybody have any ideas? I have tried sevin, malathion, etc. but they always come back - and stink horn too! BTW - the dahlias are BEAUTIFUL!! Watching your videos is quite inspiring!
Laura with Garden Answer uses an organic spray for Spider Mites in her garden.
You are definitely a dahlia addict but they all deserve a place in your garden. Good luck with not buying any more new ones next year 😂
Love, love, love the Jowey Mirella ball dahlias!!!
KA's Rosie is a formal decorative dahlia, not a ball. The petals are tighter on a ball form.
Woweeeeeeeee! Thanks so much that was fun!
Do you have a tour of this year? Anything new to your dahlia patch?? :) I'm definitely buying a few on your list.
Spider Mites - bastards!!!! I'm in Oz and have had a problem with them since the fires - they love drought conditions and thrive in them. I had to replant all of my house/container plants and keep the soil well watered and apply lots of Seasol to condition the soil and Echo Oil in a diluted form (you have to have the right quantity) and continue to spray the plants. My Hoyas have been particularly affected. I'm growing Dahlia's now in containers on the deck and will keep an eye on the soil and foliage as I go But as the new growth with my plants is coming through (as it's now growing season) I'm noticing a huge improvement. I am also going to be introducing natural predators this year. We are coming into a La Nina weather pattern in Oz now so I'm hoping that will assist in eradicating them at least for this season.
LOVE that thumbnail! ✨😋🙌
Beautiful once again ! I think if you were a flower you would be a breakout 🌞
IRES MACHADO DE SOUZA NERVIS São Lourenço que linda está adahlia
I love dahlias but one thing is that they grow big and don’t look good in my garden
Thank you for your video, i love dahlia so much💗
....btw..BEAUTIFUL BOUQUET AT THE END!😍👏🏻
Gorgeous Dahlias ! , Thanks for sharing. 👎
Gorgeous Dahlias !!! Thanks for sharing. 👌👌👌😘❤️
My first year for Dahlias. I'm zone 8a in central Texas and now I'm addicted! You have the most gorgeous Dahlias. I'm so envious but challenged as well. Thank you so much for the tour. 🥰👍
How did your dahlias do? I’m also in central Texas and am trying them this year and am terrified the heat will kill them before they bloom!
@@kaylav9305 they did great all summer. Dont forget to pinch them. And when I cut them for a vase, more would come.
WOW, I planted some of the same varieties, but mine are not nearly as large as yours!!! 😍😍😍
Stunning
Those are completely beautiful, I could watch this all day!!
You are the Dalia Queen!! They're so huge! 🌸🌻🌺
Omg - that Penhill watermelon is crazy big!!!
Thank you so much for sharing, along with the addition educational links which I’ll be watching shortly... and saving to my library. I planted 7 dahlias this year and I’ve enjoyed them so much. I will definitely be planting so many more next year... and saving what I’ve got this year, thanks to you! Thanks for the inspiration!!
Lovely, but why is 360p the highest playback quality that I’m offered...what am I doing wrong? Is it a setting?
My first year growing Dahlias. 3 different kinds. Dinner plate was one, yellow and it was outstanding! Just gorgeous, all of them. Hope i can store these and have them again next summer. They seemed to love the spot I choose for them.
I have a two-part video series on storing dahlias. Here's part 1: th-cam.com/video/eMqBqC60Ct0/w-d-xo.html
Just love your beautiful dahlias, Erin! I started mine early in pots (per your video) and they have done really well this year. Except for all the earwigs 😠 I have to go out & check every flower 3 times a day & trap them with my jar of soapy water. Those beautiful blooms are worth it though. Great video!
Dahlias were my mother's favorite flowers. I shall plant some next year. I just ordered some while watching your video.
I tried Labyrinth for this first time and couldn't figure out why the leaves started looking odd. Turns out they have spider mites, too. Thank you for this video and helping me solve the issue. Question: If I pulled the dahlia could I still winter over the tuber? Or would I need to toss the whole plant to stop the spread? Thanks again!!
I have the same problem too, but I don't think that you should dispose the tuber..
Josey Suiter I think if I decide to get rid of it I will cut it off so there is just stem and let that stay until it’s the propeller time to dig. No idea if that’s the right call but I think might lose the tuber otherwise.
The Impatient Gardener I might need one of your gin and tonics before I get the courage to cut it! Great video, thanks again!
Crighton honey is amazing
Can you soak their leaves with Dawn detergent soapy water? That has helped with mites for me
Beware... I did it this year and a bunch of my plants shriveled. Try a horticultural oil maybe instead
Beautiful! Thanks (I think) for sharing your love of dahlias. I’ve got several more things on my list!
Wow, wow, wow! Thank you. 💙
It's my first time growing dahlias so I didn't know what to expect. I have been pleased so far.
You can take cuttings from dahlias?
WOW! So beautiful. So many of the ones you’ve grown I already ordered for next year... now I need to add a few more 😍. I’ve got some dahlia goals! Our dahlias were horrible this year. Super leggy, small leaves, spider mites, and leaf miners! Also, dry and hot where I live and I know that played a role in the problems too. We’ll try again next year!
omg we have the same taste in flower and color texture lol.
Wow. I loved this video--watched it twice--so never fear about talking about dahlia's too much :) Very inspirational. I hope to do dahlia's next year.
I have never grown Dahlia's before so your tour was an eye opening for me so I'll try a few next year. But will ask do I have to dig them in the fall as I am zone 8b and I'm 80 years old and I have gardened for the past 40 years as my work is in plants and shrubs, and tree's as a landscaper.
SUCH a beautiful tour! I haven't been a fan of the ball dahlias.. until today! I'll try some next year. Thanks so much!
Gorgeous blooms!!!!