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Why do not my dahlias produce any flowers?

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Dahlias need plenty of water and must be well-fed. They need plenty of nitrogen early in the season to promote growth then a top dressing of Vitax Q4 or Rose Food from Westland watered into the soil in mid-summer to encourage flowering.

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Steve Bradley M.A M.Hort RHS

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Why do not my dahlias produce any flowers?

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