Pacific Northwest November 5, 2009 By Patt Kasa, Seattle, WA region description | previous reports In My Garden This gnarled cluster of dahlia tubers will eventually be divided. Each division will produce a bushy, multi-stemmed, 6-foot plant loaded with spectacular flowers. Time to Dig Those Dahlia Tubers I never met a dahlia I didn't like. They come in all sizes, from miniature plants that look great in borders or containers, to almost bush-like giants, perfect for focal points or as background plants. They come in a wide variety of blossom shapes and... more Resources Books Quirky Gardeners Garden Lunacy: A Growing Concern , by Art Wolk (AAB Book Publishing, 2005; $26.95), is a must... Favorite or New Plant Ornamental Kale Flowering kale, sometimes called ornamental cabbage, is an annual well worth growing in the fall... more    Regional Reminders Recycle Fallen Leaves Wrap Tree Trunks Search for that Perfect Poinsettia Leave Healthy Foliage Alone Clean Gutters and Downspouts more  Back to Regional Reports Home   report index | in my garden | reminders | resources Search: