So surprised you don’t love Edge of Joy!! The contrast between the ivory white and the magenta swirls is absolutely stunning. One of my favs in the dahlia garden. It’s the only single-flower in my garden, and I grow it every year. Loved your comments on the rest of the varieties. It’s easy to see why they’re your favorites. You’ve convinced me to try Fleurel and Arabian Night next year.
Thank you for the review! They’re gorgeous, especially Labyrinth! My Rebecca’s World rotted (😩)Just wanted to let you know that the one you thought is Tartan is not Tartan. (I do love Tartan as well!)
Just found your channel, and I am so glad I did, my first one I ever grew that did fantastic was the one you had trouble with, I think you called it tartan) dark red with white tips. Lol I loved the watermelon, and the laberinth . I always buy my daliahs at tractor supply and Lowes. They are only 6.99 for 2 . So much cheaper and they do just as good as any of the online places. They also have so many varieties too choose from . They have all your favorites you mentioned. I will never order online and pay that much again after I seen no difference other then price! The only hard part is I want all the beautiful colors! Lol I also seen Walmart is starting to carry a bunch of varieties to! Looking forward to your next video
I'm going to take my chances with leaving them in the ground and mulching them. I put them in one of the warmest spots on the property cause I really don't want to take a day to dig those all up!
@@terranovaacres I tried that. They rot. I am in Wisconsin too and trust me. You will lose them all!!! At least dig some of them. They are gorgeous. Take a day, dig them and sell them. Homesteading is not easy. But the money you will save for next year....that is what you have to think about.
@@pamelaremme38 I've tried to dig dahlia tubers and store them over winter before, but I had worse luck with that than overwintering them in the ground in zone 4. I'm on the border of zone 5/6 here in NC and made sure to plant them deep, so I'm gonna take my chances and see what happens.
Amazing flowers. Gotta try growing some.
Beautiful flowers; so hard not to be distracted by the nose ring. You are beautiful without it like your flowers.
For the record, this is a wildly rude thing to say.
So surprised you don’t love Edge of Joy!! The contrast between the ivory white and the magenta swirls is absolutely stunning. One of my favs in the dahlia garden. It’s the only single-flower in my garden, and I grow it every year. Loved your comments on the rest of the varieties. It’s easy to see why they’re your favorites. You’ve convinced me to try Fleurel and Arabian Night next year.
Absolutely gorgeous!💞
I didn't think I would like the white tipped varieties. They worked in bouquets so much better than one would expect. ❤️
Thank you for the review! They’re gorgeous, especially Labyrinth! My Rebecca’s World rotted (😩)Just wanted to let you know that the one you thought is Tartan is not Tartan. (I do love Tartan as well!)
Thank you for sharing. Helps a lot! ❤
I really enjoyed your video, beautiful dahlias and very informative!
very nice
Just found your channel, and I am so glad I did, my first one I ever grew that did fantastic was the one you had trouble with, I think you called it tartan) dark red with white tips. Lol I loved the watermelon, and the laberinth . I always buy my daliahs at tractor supply and Lowes. They are only 6.99 for 2 . So much cheaper and they do just as good as any of the online places. They also have so many varieties too choose from . They have all your favorites you mentioned. I will never order online and pay that much again after I seen no difference other then price! The only hard part is I want all the beautiful colors! Lol I also seen Walmart is starting to carry a bunch of varieties to! Looking forward to your next video
It's not dahlia Tartan in your video, the name of that dahlia is Duet! ;)
Your red looks like Red Hat. :)
Have you ever planted Emory Paul dinner plates?
I have not. They look beautiful though!
I'm commenting before watching till the end. Your Dahlia's are gorgeous. Are you going to dig up the tubers for next spring planting?
I'm going to take my chances with leaving them in the ground and mulching them. I put them in one of the warmest spots on the property cause I really don't want to take a day to dig those all up!
@@terranovaacres I tried that. They rot. I am in Wisconsin too and trust me. You will lose them all!!! At least dig some of them. They are gorgeous. Take a day, dig them and sell them. Homesteading is not easy. But the money you will save for next year....that is what you have to think about.
@@pamelaremme38 I've tried to dig dahlia tubers and store them over winter before, but I had worse luck with that than overwintering them in the ground in zone 4. I'm on the border of zone 5/6 here in NC and made sure to plant them deep, so I'm gonna take my chances and see what happens.
Can I by some from you.
Not sure that's Tartan. Dutch are notoriously bad at sending their resellers the wrong cultivar. Maybe you got something else?