Every dahlia grower has their own method for storing dahlia tubers for the winter, and frankly, we are still finding ours. Still experimenting and tweaking each season. This is our 3rd season storing dahlia tubers, and our initial research the first season made us want to try the technique of wrapping the tubers in plastic wrap. Wrapping in pastic wrap is a less-common technique than storing in vermiculite, but with our dry climate, we thought it might be the best technique for us, and so far we

Experience. We know how to store dahlia tubers in our climate plain and simple out of experience. Our soil is clay based and must be washed off our tubers or it increases the percentage that rot away in storage over winter. We move "batches" of approximately 14 bins at a time from temp storage to washing, then in a 42* cooler until they are divided within that week. We do not let the tubers dry completely out. Just 3 more "batches" to go! Seeing good yields for our February sale. | Terra Farms

Digging, Storing and Dividing dahlias for winter | Dahlia Barn

How to Overwinter and Store Dahlia (Complete Guide) - Gardenisms

Winter is officially coming ❄️...and it's time to prepare your dahlias. Because they're not a cold-hardy plant, dahlias need to be dug up and stored for winter in zones 6 and below. Follow along as @thebateswoodcompany breaks the process down into a few simple steps! Storing Dahlias for Winter: ✅ Sometime after your first frost, cut down your plants and use a pitchfork to gently pull up the tubers . ✅ Let them dry out for a few days, then use a soft brush to take off as much dirt as you can. ✅ L