This dahlia, Midnight Moon, was one of the first dahlias to bloom and was the last to bloom before frost, a full season show. It was the only dahlia that survived at least five nights below 32 degrees. The plant is very prolific, many blooms.
Images and growth notes for the Spartacus dahlia.
Images and growing notes of the Labyrinth dahlia.
L.A.T.E. dahlia images and growth notes.
photo Credit CElisabeth@8thdeadlysin.org I’ve been doing this thing where I have to be one of the first people to order seeds once I receive my Whole Seeds catalog in the mail from Bakers Creek. I spend the previous garden season circling what I like in the catalog and reading review left by other astute gardeners …
The June harvest basket is green with lettuce, peas, kohlrabi and some red radish.
The June garden provides some delicious goodies. Spinach, peas and strawberries!
The early July garden in zone five begins to add yellow to the green harvest basket. Beans, summer squash and peas fill up the bowl this time of year.
July is when the zone five garden gets going. Expect to harvest cherry tomatoes, summer squash, baby carrots and cucumbers.
What can you grow in Zone Five for an August harvest? Almost all vegetables common to the United States. Carrots, beans, apples, squash, tomatoes peppers…