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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How to grow dahlias Buy dahlia seeds from Thompson & Morgan and Suttons Flowers ... Germination is slow, if nothing has happened within a month, move to a brighter spot or consider using a grow lamp ...

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 ...