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Planting tubers the wrong way is another common mistake. “To grow strong roots and healthy stems, dahlias need to be planted at the right depth and in the correct position,” says Vasylchyshyna.

Add slow-release plant food and also a stake for each dahlia you plant. Now bury the tuber close to the plant stake, laying the tuber on its side and covering with 4 to 6 inches of soil.

Add slow-release plant food and also a stake for each dahlia you plant. Now bury the tuber close to the plant stake, laying the tuber on its side and covering with 4 to 6 inches of soil.

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In frost-free areas with good drainage, the tubers can be left in the soil. Grow dahlias in full sun protected from hot winds. Staking can help.

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Alliums, lilies, gladiolus, crocosmia, and dahlias are good summer-flowering bulbs to plant this month. If the ground is still cold and wet, start tender bulbs like dahlias and begonias indoors.