In western NY (zone 5), soil remains cool into June. Bulbs planted in early May (liatris, dahlia, daylily, balloon flower, Asiatic lilies) may not emerge until soil warms consistently. Asiatic lilies emerging first is a good sign.
Dahlias are not hardy in zone 5. Lift tubers after first frost and store cool, dark, dry for winter.
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