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        by Melinda Myers                  flower heads. Varieties such as Sylvia and                    212345678901234567890123456789012123456789012345678901234567890121  1234567890123456789012345678901212345678901234567890123456789012 1234567890123456789012345678901212345678901234567890123456789012  1 1
                                          Jowey Mirella are perfect for adding
       The Best Dahlias for a Backyard    repeating bursts of color. Decorative dahlias
       Cutting Garden                     have the classic dahlia look, with 4 to 6
       By Melinda Myers                   wide, open-faced blossoms and orderly
       Dahlias are bold and beautiful flowers  layers of petals. American Dawn and Great
       that are easy to grow in any sunny  Silence are two reliable and versatile,
       garden. They are also spectacular in  decorative dahlias.
       summer flower arrangements. With just
       a few dahlias, you can enjoy picking  The flowers of dinnerplate dahlias can
       your own fresh-cut flowers every day  measure 8 to 10 across and these enormous
       from July through September.       blossoms make it easy to make stunning
                                          summer bouquets. Popular varieties for
       These spring-planted tubers make   cutting include Cafe au Lait, Penhill Dark
       gorgeous additions to flower beds and  Monarch and Otto’s Thrill. Add texture and
       even the vegetable garden. If space  movement to your arrangements with
       allows, the very best way to grow  cactus dahlias. Varieties such as Yellow Star
       dahlias for bouquets is in a cutting  and Nuit d Ete have tightly rolled petals that
       garden. A backyard cutting garden  give the flowers a spiky appearance.
       doesn’t need to be large. Even a 3 x 6
       raised bed will give you plenty of space  Single and peony-flowered dahlias are
       for 6 to 8 full size dahlia plants.  seldom seen at the florist or even in farmer’s
       Planting dahlia tubers in rows lets you  market bouquets because they don’t travel
                                          well. But home gardeners can enjoy
       get maximum productivity with      growing varieties such as scarlet-red Bishop  Delnashaugh is one of the most impressive double daffodils with its frilly petals,
       minimal maintenance.               of Llandaff or the melon and burnt orange  while early blooming Pink Pride has ruffled cups that start off apricot and gradually
                                          flowers of HS Date. These plants tend to be  turn coral pink.  Photo credit: photo courtesy of Longfield-Gardens.com
         When choosing dahlias for a small to  compact and rarely need staking.
       medium size cutting garden, start by
       narrowing your choices. Select colors  Don’t let the many options overwhelm
       that you can imagine looking great  you. Consider starting with an assortment
       together in a vase. This will make it  such as the Flirty Fleurs Sorbetto Collection
       easy to create lots of creative    (longfield-gardens.com). It includes five
       combinations on the fly.           varieties of pink and burgundy dahlias,
                                          specially selected by an experienced floral
         Choose red, orange, and yellow   designer.
       flowers if you like energetic
       arrangements that mimic the colors of  Most cutting garden flowers are picked
       late summer and fall. Blossoms in cool  before they are fully open. But dahlias
       colors and pastels, such pink, lavender  should not be harvested until they are fully
       and violet, will be softer and more  open and in their prime. To avoid crushing                                      Photo: Longfield Gardens
       soothing. Include purple and burgundy  the stems, make your cuts with a sharp knife  When selecting plants for this year’s flower garden, be sure to include plenty of dahlias.
       flowers to add drama and help unify  rather scissors.                     These spring-planted, summer-blooming bulbs will take your homegrown flower
       warm and cool colors.                                                     arrangements to a whole new level.
                                            If you want your dahlias to have nice,
         Floral designers know that       long stems, take a cue from cut flower   Melinda Myers has written
       combining flowers with different   farmers. When harvesting for market or  numerous books, including Small
       shapes and sizes makes arrangements  removing spent flowers, they always  Space Gardening. She hosts The Great
       more interesting. Dahlias offer many  remove the entire stem, cutting right back to  Courses How to Grow Anything
       options and it’s one of the reasons they  a main stalk. Though this means sacrificing
       are such a popular cut flower.     some buds in the short term, the next round  DVD series and the nationally-
                                          of flowers will have noticeably longer  syndicated Melinda’s Garden
         Ball dahlias have tightly curled petals  stems.                         Moment TV & radio program. Myers
       and dense, perfectly round, 3 to 4                                        is a columnist and contributing editor
                                                                                 for Birds & Blooms magazine and was
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