Dahlia 'Bishop of LLandaff'
Dahlia 'Bishop of LLandaff'
Asked on 12 Jun, 2008
This question is on Dahlia 'Bishop of Llandaff'
This is the first time I have attempted to grow these Dahlias. I started them off in big pots in a coldframe and planted them out only a short time ago - maybe a month? They have grown to about a foot high but had flower buds on them. Have I done the right thing - I pinched the buds off!
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12 Jun, 2008
I've heard Bishop of Llandaf is hardy and can be left in the ground all the winter.I haven't tried it with mine but I grow it in a pot and put it in shelter for the winter.
Sorry I haven't answered your question about the buds, but just something else about this Dahlia.
13 Jun, 2008
Our Bishop of LLandaff has come through winter well, you have done no harm and to keep flowering well Dahlias nedd constant dead heading.
13 Jun, 2008
New shoots on dahlias are caviar to slugs - I dare not leave mine in the soil over winter as they get eaten to death in spring
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12 Jun, 2008
I read some where that by pinching the first bud off promotes more growth in more buds. as for planting them outside now is fine I planted some of mine out before we had the snow at the begining of April. It looks like they have all pulled through. Some are behind the others in height, some are already flowering, but they are all growing.