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Dahlias
I know it is a funny subject at this time of year, but in my
garage I have about 20 plants from last year, dug in to autumn and left upside down to dry. Only trouble is that I usually after a few days wash them to remove most of the soil and then let them dry throughly. This year due to the rain and other thing I did not wash them, so I have a number of solid heavy blocks of Dahlia tuber and soil. I've started trying to tease out the soil from the smaller ones, but he larger ones are too heavy to handle and you can not get into the middle without damaging the tubers. Would it be safe to wash them at this time of the year, or would they take that as a sign of spring and start shooting? -- Roger T 700 ft up in Mid-Wales |
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