Shapes vary from balls and pompoms to simple daisy and anemone. You can grow dahlias from seed or tubers – both will happily thrive in a pot or planted in the garden. With reasonable care, they will ...

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Give your plants a support to grow up, such as bamboo canes or a willow obelisk. Tie in the plants to help them get going. After a few weeks, they will attach themselves with their tendrils. Dahlia ...

Take a handful of chickpea, mung bean, lentils, alfalfa, pea or daikon radish seeds and soak overnight, then tip into a jar and “wash” them twice a day, draining thoroughly each time, until they are ...

Pot the plants on if you need to, taking care not to split up the clumps of two to three growing together ... Flowers: July to October/November. How to grow: Sow 1-2 dahlia seeds in cells or small ...

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