Dahlias have long blooming season and do well outdoors in USDA zones 7 through 10. To ensure that they thrive in a pot, you'll need to choose the right sized container, allow them plenty of sun ...

Below, you'll find plenty of useful info to take on board, including tips for container growing. 1. Deep shade Dahlias require at least six to eight hours of full sun a day. So, if you want yours ...

The planting season is underway, and gardeners are making tough decisions about perennials, annuals and what to put where.

If your dahlia is growing in a container, simply wait for frost to kill the top growth back, and store the container in a cool and dry spot that remains above freezing all winter. Gardeners ...

Dahlias can indeed be grown in containers, but not if said containers are too small. "In a pot that's less than 12 inches deep and wide, the plant will have stunted growth and poor flowering ...

Dahlias store best under fairly humid conditions ... Woven baskets that permit good air circulation make good storage containers. Label all containers so you’ll know which varieties are stored ...

Dahlias are among the most vibrant and versatile flowering plants, adored by gardeners and enthusiasts alike for their ...

Smaller dahlias are well-suited to the front of border, or to growing in containers. Dinner-plate dahlias are impressive, but don’t blend in well in a mixed border, so are best grown as specimen ...

There are many choices. The smaller dahlias, from 1 to 2 feet tall, can be featured as border plants or grown in containers. All dahlias succeed very well as cut flowers. Some varieties have been ...

By pairing varieties together, it’s possible to make stunning combinations in both borders and pots, says Clark. “Dahlias work particularly well for this, for example the contrasting textures ...

Mobility is a great thing about container gardening. So, by now you have noticed all of my Virtuoso dahlias are grown in mixed containers. I used lightweight potting soil and have been feeding ...