I assume you mean dahlias? No - the general advice is to wait until the top growth HAS been blackened for the first time. Then you can decide, depending on your garden situation, if you'd be better lifting them and storing them, or to leave them in the ground with mulch.
I assume you mean dahlias? No - the general advice is to wait until the top growth HAS been blackened for the first time. Then you can decide, depending on your garden situation, if you'd be better lifting them and storing them, or to leave them in the ground with mulch.
25 Oct, 2010