If you live in a place with cold winters, you have to dig up your dahlias and bring them inside for the winter. If you live in a place where it does not freeze during the winter, you can leave the dahlias outside. However you should mulch the area to protect them. until March when you remove the mulch and replant them.
Dahlias are perennial plants, meaning they come back year after year. They do not need to be replanted annually.
Dahlias are perennials, meaning they come back year after year without needing to be replanted.
Dahlias are perennial plants, meaning they come back every year from the same roots. They do not need to be replanted annually.
Dahlias are perennial plants, meaning they can grow back each year without needing to be replanted annually.
Dahlias are perennial plants, meaning they can grow back every year without needing to be replanted annually.
Dahlias have leaves. Plants need leaves to convert sunlight into energy.
Dahlias need six to eight hours of sun a day.
Bougainvillea plants can survive winter in mild climates, but they may need protection or be brought indoors in colder regions to prevent damage from frost.
we live in souther Ontario and gets 10 below dowe have to bring inside for the winter
Unless you live in a warm-winter zone, it would be a good idea.
They are perfectly comfortable living indoors. Outdoors, they will need some protection from the elements, and in winter they will need to come inside.
Chicago is zone 6 but some of the suburbs are zone 5. Dahlias will need to be dug up after they turn black from a killing frost. Store the tubers inside at 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Plant them in April or May when the ground is warm, 60 degrees.