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✂️ DAHLIA CUTTING WORKSHOP ✂️We'd love for you to join us for a hands-on lesson on how to propagate dahlias from cutting...
24/09/2025

✂️ DAHLIA CUTTING WORKSHOP ✂️

We'd love for you to join us for a hands-on lesson on how to propagate dahlias from cuttings.

What to expect ~
- quick overview on how to divide dahlia tubers
- practical demo on presprouting + taking cuttings (expect to get your hands dirty!)
- visual instructions on best propagation methods for success and how to repot your cutting once rooted
- QA session with the hosts & self guided walk of the venue at

Featuring ~
- free dahlia tuber + cutting to take home
- complimentary glass of bubbles or mug of herbal tea from
- gift bag full of garden inspired treats courtesy of .shoots.and.fruits and
- plant stall full of perennial flowers, vegetable seedlings and dahlia tubers for sale

Details
- ticket cost $95
- When: Saturday 11th October at 10AM - 12.30PM
- Location : Stokes Valley, Wellington

There is limited availability so get in quick to secure your spot via the website www.daydreamgreennz.com 🌸

I've been getting started with the great divide! But that doesn't mean you have to 😜Before you start dividing you must a...
19/08/2025

I've been getting started with the great divide! But that doesn't mean you have to 😜

Before you start dividing you must ask yourself why?!

If you are a home gardener and have clumps of tubers that you are keen to divide, you can wait until just before planting out in the garden (Oct/Nov) before you divide.

At this time the tubers will naturally wake up and begin to shoot, making dividing a lot easier.

If you would like to PRESPROUT your tubers, to give them a head start then you can start dividing 4-6 weeks before your last frost date. For me this is mid September.

Finally if you would like to begin taking cuttings then you can begin dividing now (in August). Dividing tubers while they are still dormant is a bit more tricky because the eyes aren't clearly visible. But waking them up early will give you lots of time to take cuttings of your favourite varieties.

The dahlia tubers I have started to divide now and just for cuttings and I will hold off on the remainder until September.

Let me know any questions you have about dividing dahlia tubers and I'll try to answer them in my next reel 🥔🤎

🩵 Something blue 🩵It’s one of the most common colour requests I hear from brides—and it’s easy to understand why. Blue e...
28/05/2025

🩵 Something blue 🩵

It’s one of the most common colour requests I hear from brides—and it’s easy to understand why. Blue evokes calm, trust, and loyalty.

But here’s the truth about blue flowers ↓

• True blue flowers are incredibly rare in the flower world
• Most are more lilac or purple-toned—think Scabiosa Fama Blue or Didiscus Lacy Blue
• Because of their rarity, they can be more expensive to grow or source
• Blue flowers are typically more available in summer—thanks to hydrangea, delphinium, and tweedia (my top 3!)

If you’re dreaming of blue in your wedding bouquet, let’s chat about the best seasonal options 💌💐

Sunshine blooms for C+M — who wanted bright, bold colour for their wedding and trusted me to bring it to life.Garden-gro...
18/05/2025

Sunshine blooms for C+M — who wanted bright, bold colour for their wedding and trusted me to bring it to life.

Garden-grown dahlias, cosmos, zinnia, phlox, didiscus and matricaria, topped up with some extra special roses and lisianthus, completed this fizzy, sherbet toned brief — bouquets for the bridal party designed by me and bud vases arranged by the couple using our signature Bloom Buckets.

A celebration of colour, season, and love — just the way we like it 🍋🩷

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