This is just a few of the boxes that the tubers are stored in for the winter months.
Tubers stay nice and plump. It is easy to lift a package of tubers to see if any are rotting so it/they can be removed.
A list of the tubers is placed on the outside of the box.
Another box of stored tubers.
Place a total of 4 paper towels on the bottom of the bin to catch any excess moisture. Replace the paper towel when you check the tubers each month.
Place a total of 4 paper towels on the top of the tubers. The paper towel will stop the moisture that collects on the lid of the bid so it doesn't drip on to the tubers causing them to rot.
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
It's SNOWING again!!
Well, that makes sense -- it is winter!
Avoca Salmon
Bodaccious
Brookside Cherie
Encore
Alauna Luna
Alpen Cherub
Alloway Candy
Abracadabra
The dahlias are doing marvelous. Lots of orders arriving in the mail and over the internet. Many have sold out but there is still nearly 500 different varieties available. I do hope everyone is having a good winter and that you are looking forward to Spring and planting season!! Happy New Year!!
Avoca Salmon
Bodaccious
Brookside Cherie
Encore
Alauna Luna
Alpen Cherub
Alloway Candy
Abracadabra
The dahlias are doing marvelous. Lots of orders arriving in the mail and over the internet. Many have sold out but there is still nearly 500 different varieties available. I do hope everyone is having a good winter and that you are looking forward to Spring and planting season!! Happy New Year!!
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Merry Christmas to ALL from Jan & Art at Jan's Country Garden!!
The rain has been pouring down, the creek is rushing bye at an incredible rate! More rain in the forecast!! It's time for us to get some sun.
I checked the dahlias on Wednesday and they look beautiful! None are rotting, they are firm and plump. The big snowfall and cold weather didn't phase them at all. Fortunately they were all out of the ground, divided, treated, and put to bed before Thanksgiving because the next Monday we got a foot of snow.
I checked the dahlias on Wednesday and they look beautiful! None are rotting, they are firm and plump. The big snowfall and cold weather didn't phase them at all. Fortunately they were all out of the ground, divided, treated, and put to bed before Thanksgiving because the next Monday we got a foot of snow.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
All of the Dahlias have been dug, divided, and put to bed!!! Hooray!
The last three weeks have been grueling. Digging, digging, and more digging. At last, they are all out of the ground and in bed for the winter. I am so Happy!! :-)
Thursday, October 28, 2010
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