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  • How to Plant Cannas Tubers

    With its broad tropical leaves this plant adds a touch of the exotic to the summer garden. Its form resembles that of the banana, with foliage that can range from light green to bronze. Depending...

  • How to Care for Dahlias in Fall

    Dahlias are a beautiful specimen of garden flower. These flowers grow from tubers in healthy, well-drained soil. Many gardeners are intimidated with the thought of growing dahlias due to the extra...

  • How to Harvest Dahlias

    Dahlias are spectacular flowers produced by tubers which multiply into clumps. These must be harvested and divided. Expect a 90 to 95 percent survival rate, says Alan Fisher of the American...

  • How to Separate Elephant Ears

    Elephant Ears, or Colocasia esculenta, can grow into massive clumps of huge green leaves if left unattended. Although very attractive to some people, they can be considered invasive in certain...

  • How to Plant Foxtail Lily Bulbs

    Known as the desert candle, the foxtail lily is a striking perennial plant that sends up tall spikes covered with tiny star-shaped flowers in shades of pink, white, orange and yellow. Native to...

  • How to Divide Tuberose Bulbs

    The tuberose (Polianthes tuberosa) grows from a tuber, although the tuber is commonly mistaken for a bulb. After the blooming period, the main tuber will decline and will not bloom again. However,...

  • How to Dry Out Begonia Bulbs

    Begonias are one of the most popular flowers for gardeners. These plants produce a variety of large, colorful blooms that are known throughout the world. Begonias are multipurpose flowers in that...

  • How to Remove Dahlia Bulbs

    Dahlias, with their bright colors and plentiful blooms, are a delight in any garden or flower bed. Oftentimes called "bulbs," dahlias are actually tubers. While dahlias are a perennial, they...

  • How to Plant Gloriosa Rothschildiana Bulbs

    The gloriosa lily, or Gloriosa Rothschildiana, is a vining plant that holds on to a trellis with tendrils that grow from the leaves. It has a very unusual yellow or red lilylike flower with petals...

  • How to Save Caladium Bulbs

    Caladiums are flamboyant foliage plants that produce heart-shaped leaves in red, pink, white and green variations. Massing in a shady location produces a striking effect. Used as accent plants...

  • How to Plant a Tuberose

    The tuberose (Polianthes tuberosa) is grown from a tuber that resembles a bulb and produces grassy foliage and sweet-smelling white blooms as tall at 36" in the warmest part of the summer....

  • How to Care for Dahlia Bulbs in the Winter

    Dahlias are perennials that produce beautiful blooms throughout the summer. They continue blooming into late summer and autumn when other plants have stopped. Dahlia tubers can be treated as...

  • How to Plant Gloriosa Lily Tubers

    The gloriosa lily is a tuberous rooted perennial that blossoms into an exotic crimson and yellow flower. The flashy blooms are easily identified by the outward spread of their wrinkled petals,...

  • How to Care for Giant Elephant Ears in Winter

    The approach of fall and winter brings another round of routine garden maintenance. Elephant ears, popular for their massive, colorful foliage, require a little more maintenance than most...

  • How to Plant Colocasia Bulbs

    Colocasia plants and elephant ear plants are the same attractive tropical plant. These broad-leafed plants thrive in a partially shady garden spot. Plant colocasia bulbs in the full sun also, as...

  • How to Dig Dahlia Bulbs in the Fall

    Dahlia bulbs, also called tubers, need to be dug up in the fall and stored over winter to protect them from freezing temperatures. Store dahlia bulbs in a cool, dry place such as a garage or root...

  • Directions for Storing Dahlias

    Dahlia plants reproduce and grow from underground tubers that serve as an energy and nutrient storage device for the plant. In climates where temperatures drop to at or below freezing, dahlia...

  • How to Lift and Store Dahlia Bulbs

    Dahlias may be an old fashioned flower, but their beauty never fails. These large showy plants produce an abundance of blooms in mid to late summer and into the fall. Flowers range in color from...

  • How to Store Dahlia Flowers in Winter

    Dahlias bulbs produce plants with beautiful and colorful flowers. Because the flowers are perennials, so the flowers grow back year after year. In colder climates, a gardener must winterize the...

  • The Best Time to Plant Dahlia Bulbs

    Dahlias of any shape, size and color are a wonderful addition to any garden or container. And there truly is a wide selection to pick from. From dwarf dahlias for borders and containers to giant...

  • How to Plant Eremurus

    Eremurus, also commonly called a foxtail lily and sometimes a desert candle, is an impressive plant in the garden. Tall spires covered with multitudes of star-shaped flowers can reach heights of...

  • How to Plant Tuber Flowers

    Tuber flowers do not need a lot of garden space to thrive. They offer dramatic color year round if you plant different varieties. The most important issue with tubers is the light level. Certain...

  • About Caladium

    Caladium is a popular foliage plant native to South America. They have heart-shaped leaves that range in size from a few inches to a few feet. Caladium is a tuberous plant that comes in various...

  • How to Plant Arisaema

    Arisaema are diverse perennials with fun nicknames like "Jack in the pulpit" and "cobra lily." These distinctive plants grow from seeds and from tubers, and require specific care and attention...

  • Which Side is Up When Planting Elephant Ear Bulbs?

    Elephant ear, a member of the Caladium family so called because the large mature leaf closely resembles the ear of an elephant, are a dramatic and showy statement for any garden.

  • How to Split Dahlia Bulbs

    The dahlia is a beautiful flower that will add bright color to your garden all summer long. The blooms are also wonderful for cut flower arrangements. The dahlia, although often called a bulb, is...

  • How to Plant Dahlias

    If a dahlia with root tubers is planted, the gardener should test the tuber for firmness and note that dahlias are heavy feeders. Plant dahlias, and mix organic matter with the soil, with tips...

  • How to Grow Unusual Bulbs and Tubers

    To choose some interesting and unusual plants for your garden, you need to seek out the growers who specialize in plants that are a little less mainstream. Here are some unusual bulbs and corms...

  • Growing Caladiums

    Caladiums are a foliage plant, which means they do not bloom. Caladium leaves, however, are very colorful, ranging in color from green with red centers, pink and white. They can grow up to 4 feet...

  • How to Plant Dahlia Bulbs & Tubers for Summer Color

    The Dalia comes (Dahlia pinnatacome), from Central Mexico. The earliest being a single flower type, which grows in well-drained soils of volcanic ash. Dahlia flowers can be propagating from...

  • When to Dig up Dahlia Bulbs

    Dahlias come in all sizes, from small 12-inch plants to towering beauties that can reach 8 feet. The blooms range in size from modest 2-inch flowers to gigantic 12-inch blooms. These striking...

  • How to Care for Dahlias

    Spectacular color and exotic flower shapes make dahlias stand out in a border or bed. Review "How to Plant Dahlias" for planting tips. The following steps will keep dahlias blooming heartily for...

  • How to Dig and Store Tuberous Begonias

    Tuberous begonias have magnificent flowers. To keep them growing year after year, the tubers must be dug from the ground and stored during cold weather. Fleshy begonia tubers will rot if left to...

  • How to Grow Dinner Plate Dahlias

    Magnificent dinner plate dahlias command respect in any summer garden. These gargantuan blooms are available in a remarkable variety of colors and shapes. If planted correctly, dahlia flowers can...

  • How to Dig and Store Dahlia Tubers

    Dahlias must be dug up and stored every autumn if you live in an area where the soil freezes. In milder regions, dig up tubers every few years or when plants stop producing abundant blooms.

  • How to Plant Dahlias

    Dahlias are the unsurpassed darlings of the summer garden. Their spectacular color and exotic shapes make them stand out in a border or bed. Their hardiness and low maintenance make them a...

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