So on to another Dania question, Josie. Can you split tubers when they've grown massive?

And if so, how? This is from Cathy Gleasdell. Yes, you can certainly split your tubers. And if you're a cutflower

grower, you probably grow from new tubers every year.

But if you're a home grower and you've got your tubers in the ground and it's got really huge,

then I would tend to leave it till spring.

So dig the whole huge clump up.

We dug some up, didn't we, a few years ago, and they filled a wheelbarrow.

The one clump filled a wheelbarrow.

They were huge.

Absolutely amazing.

Yeah.

So dig them out of the ground and you'll see stems coming off different sections with tubers on them.

So you just tease those apart.

So long as you've got an eye on the tuber,

which is a bump at the top of the tuber,

then that'll grow into a stem and you'll get a new plant.

So a huge clump could be divided into 20 plants possibly.

And you can also,

you can do it in autumn.

A lot of the growers split their

tubers in, you know, the clumps in autumn. So, but then you've obviously got to store them

over winter. And if they're cut or teased apart, you might damage them in that process. So if you're digging them up any way to store, I would then split them in spring

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