Can dahlias be grown in the yard?

Can I grow dahlias in my yard?

Dahlias can be planted in the yard. The flower shape of dahlias is very beautiful and they are very ornamental when they bloom. The flowering period is also very long. They can be used to beautify the environment in the yard. In terms of feng shui, dahlias are also a very auspicious flower and have the effect of bringing prosperity to the house.

Dahlias generally do not have high requirements for the orientation when planted in the yard. As long as the planting location allows the dahlia to grow normally and healthily, it can be planted in a place with better light in most cases, so that the dahlia can bloom vigorously.

Taboos for planting dahlias in the yard

1. Do not plant in areas with stagnant water in the yard

The roots of dahlias are relatively thick, so the soil requirements are relatively high when growing. The soil must be loose, breathable and well-drained. If there is water accumulation, the roots will be suffocated.

2. Cannot be planted in a damp environment in the yard

Dahlia is a sun-loving plant, so when planted in a shady and humid environment, the root system of dahlia will gradually weaken and the growth of the entire plant will be affected.

3. Do not plant in a location exposed to the sun in the yard

Dahlias prefer cool and warm environments during their growth process, so they need to be transplanted to a cool place when exposed to the sun and high temperatures.

Methods and key points for growing dahlias in the garden

1. Soil

Dahlias are fertilizer-loving plants and have a relatively large demand for nutrients during their growth period, so when planting them, try to choose leaf mold, humus soil, and soil rich in organic matter.

2. Temperature

Dahlias like a warm environment, so during planting and later maintenance, it is most appropriate to control the environmental temperature at around 20-25 degrees, which is also beneficial to the growth of dahlias.