There's no reason for us to plant the dahlias on the garden because the house is for sale. Husband have the roots of dahlias, bulbs of calla lilies inside the box and in the storage in the garage beside the box of daffodil bulbs. They wont get rotten. They will come back to life, they are the forever plants.
What's left in the garden are plants of boxwood, lilies, azaleas and rhododendron. That's all. Besides we don't want those group of wasps, spiders, bees and giant ants coming back to do their non-stop annoyance and because the air conditioner /fan machine is located outside the yard you don't want a build-up of hives in it. Last year of summer that I observed so many hundreds of these insects in just a small garden what could be this time when it's humid hot so better stock those calla lily bulbs, dahlias in storage. Waiting period. Patience is a virtue.
Are we to pull out the remaining garden plants at the garden once the house is sold? I don't know for sure because we should have pull out the roses at Greystone and pull out the huge ball of mums in Owen but we forgot. I could have dug out and pull the trees of cherry blossoms and bring them to where we can stay and live permanently. Anyway that's too absurd.