Thank you Kelly! I’m excited to show you guys all the varieties we have. ❤

Thank you friend! Happy you love them as much as I do! 💗

Thank you so much, I hope it was helpful.

Marion they are so addicting! I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who’s grown dahlias, and not immediately fell in love with them. Those little beetles can be very annoying, but if you check on your plants daily, you can really keep everything under control. I’m excited to share more about the beautiful varieties we’re growing this year in an upcoming video. 😍

That is amazing! I never thought to do that. Have you always done this?

@@InTheGardenWithClaudia no, but every year my beautiful Dahlias were being eaten buy bugs. I happened to watch a professional Dahlia grower in England on u tube and that’s what he does every year and the Dahlias are perfect So I have done this since and it’s wonderful and easy to do x

Thank you so much Goretti! I definitely spend a lot of time with them in the garden. I was so excited to see how many we have blooming so early this year. 🥰

Hi Yolanda! You guys certainly are having quite a hot summer down there, how is your garden doing? I addresses this in a previous Planting Dahlias Video where I talked about planting in hot climates like Texas- in short, you can grow dahlias in your zone, I would get a head start on getting them in the ground before it gets too hot. For example, we plan our dahlias around Mother’s Day, you guys could start planting them a lot earlier. Dahlias do like full sun, but if you can plant them in the area that gets a little bit of partial shade in the afternoon, I think they would do well for you. I also recommend asking your local nurseries, they’re going to be very familiar with your guys his growing conditions when it comes to Dahlias, but I do have followers that are in Texas and grow dahlias and they seem to be doing OK, but again they plan their dahlias a lot earlier in the season.

I’m so glad you enjoy my videos, that made my day. 💗 The fertilizers I use are liquid, so I mix big batches and feed them with a watering can. It does take a bit of time but it works for me now. At the beginning of the season I start them with a granular fertilizer and compost so that also helps them get started. I have battery powered pumps as well, but I like hand feeding the best for now.

Thank you so much Nancy! I typically plant my dahlia’s 9 inches apart, which is pretty tight but I keep the leaves trimmed back so they do OK. I typically recommend people to plant them 12 inches apart. As far as the string, it’s a twisted nylon utility twine that you can get at any big box store like Home Depot or online. Btw we LOVE the Olympic Peninsula area! How do you like gardening there? 🥰

@@InTheGardenWithClaudia, thank you, I planted mine about a foot apart, but didn't remove the bottom leaves, I will definitely try that next year. I especially enjoy the long growing season, we are about a mile from Puget Sound & I really love our misty morning. Our soil is sandy & we've amended it with yards of compost, so everything grows so well. Happy Gardening!

What gardening zone are you in? At this point I would say to store them, but tell me your gardening zone first.

Thank you, I agree. 🥰