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Divide tubers and root cuttings to increase dahlia plants and provide masses of cut flowers from late summer through to the first frost.

While many of the most familiar bulbs are planted in the fall there are several varities of bulbs, corms and tubers which can be planted in the spring.

There is a dahlia bred for every taste, from simple to exotic. Every flower garden should include dahlias for color and excitement from July until the first fall frost.

Dahlias deliver brilliant color all season long. Dazzling color can be achieved throughout the summer and early fall by planting dahlias in groups.

Solidago, Helenium and Rudbekia are some favorite fall perennials that give a splendid array of flowers. Brighten up Fall gardens with red and white favorite perennials.

Create themed flower gardens using a variety of Dahlia flower forms in a summer garden. Dahlia plants attract pollinators and will provide a supply of cut flowers.

Not only a beautiful addition to your flower garden, they can also be grown for competition.