Dahlia Tubers @ Home Depot - February 2024
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Last year, I started to learn how to put together cuttings from our garden into countertop arrangements . I made a number of them from late Summer to Fall that were primarily anchored by the Disneyland Floribunda roses. By the end of the season, I came the conclusion that I needed to get outside of my foliage-gardening 'comfort zone' and start to add some flowers. On a late-season whim (sale), I planted a few new (to me) flowering perennials including May Night salvia , coneflowers and some Agastache 'Blue Fortune' to the front IB2DWs beds. I also pulled the trigger on a small dahlia tuber order from Longfield - where I pre-ordered some Melina Fleur (Decorative) and Cornel Bronze (Pompon) tubers . My (current) plan is to put those in by the Disneyland Roses on the side of the house. I also bought some Cut-and-Come-Again Zinnia seeds that I'd like to start inside and move to my containers in the back - to replicate the look of a combo of Zinnias and E