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Auf unserer Blumenfarm ist der Herbst der Moment, in dem alles etwas leiser wird. Die Beete, eben noch voller Farbe, wirken plötzlich still – und doch geschieht unter der Erde noch einiges. Viele Gärtner fragen sich dann: Wann ist der richtige Zeitpunkt, um die Knollen auszugraben? Die alte Faust...

Dahlien aus Samen zu ziehen ist für uns jedes Jahr ein ganz besonderes Erlebnis. Es eröffnet eine Welt voller neuer Farben, Formen und Überraschungen. Auf unserer Blumenfarm ist das Saatfeld einer unserer Lieblingsorte – besonders im Hochsommer, wenn die ersten Blüten neuer Kreuzungen aufgehen. D...

Since dahlias originate from sun-drenched Mexico, the tubers are very sensitive to frost and should be stored during the winter. They can only survive outdoors in extremely mild winters in very sheltered locations. If they are exposed to frost, they will not survive the winter. Mid-November is u...

It's no wonder that dahlias have become a must-have flower in the garden in recent years: These sun-loving Mexican plants proudly and persistently display their mesmerizing blooms from mid-June until the first frost. Our tips explain how to cultivate these beauties and make the path to a sea of ​...

Fortunately, dahlias are becoming increasingly common as cut flowers in florists. In the past, people were quite unjustified in their criticism of the short shelf life of dahlia flowers. If the dahlia grower pays attention to proper care immediately after cutting, the dahlia is in no way inferior...

In summer, dahlias enchant us with their extraordinary variety and lush color splendor. Dahlia tubers are best planted in late April or early May. We'll tell you what you should keep in mind.

The dahlia is the "grande dame" of bulbous plants, not only captivating with its incredible variety of color, size, and flower shape, but also brightening up dreary autumn days. With just a little attention, these late summer flowers unfold their fireworks of color from July until the first frost.

Hardly any other flower welcomes us as warmly in our summer gardens as the dahlia. This pretty immigrant from Mexico, with its diverse, colorful faces, is worth taking an early interest in its blooms. It's best to start them in pots now!

When dahlias are grown from seed, completely new varieties emerge, no two alike. From small to large, double, decorative or single, single-colored or multi-colored – dahlia seeds can make little floral miracles come true.