These 11" golden bronze blooms wrap back to the stem. It is a leader in its class for exhibition. Strong stem and tall plant at 5'.
11"
5'
Late (120 days)
Formal Decorative
Dahlias are grown from tubers (similar to a bulb, but thin-skinned like a potato). Plant tubers in the springtime, about the same time as you would your vegetable gardens or when the ground is warm enough to work up and play in daily. Plant them in a full sun location (giving them 6-8 hours of direct sunlight) and enjoy blooms all summer long. They will bloom and provide you with color and abundant flowers for cutting and enjoying throughout the summer.
The more you cut a dahlia plant, the more it will bloom. Most cut dahlias will last up to 5 days once cut and treated.
Don't Miss this one! These giant 12" - 14" rich rosy purple blooms are magnificent. This is the largest dahlia we offer. It blooms fairly late, but a sure winner in its class. Plant height 4'.
The name says it all! Huge 11" blooms are a bright orange red with yellow showing on the edges and underneath of each petal, giving it the illusion of having tongues of fire. An excellent prospect with a plant height of 5'. 2001 Derrill W. Hart Winner.
This one is an outstanding dark red with 11" blooms of tremendous depth making it one of the biggest show winners of the large dahlias in exhibition. A very consistent strong grower. Excellent for garden or show. Plant height 4'. Produces small tubers.
This variety is a sport of Emory Paul with 12" - 14" pink with purple splashed blooms on strong stems. Plant height 4'. This variety can produce solid pink or purple blooms throughout the season.
Another sport from the popular Purple Taiheijo. The blooms are 12" across and a beautiful white with just a hint of lavender near the ends of the center petals. Plant is a compact 3' with nice green foliage, making it an excellent garden plant with an upright growth habit.
Large 12" purple blooms are beautiful on a lush, compact plant that grows about 3'. While not considered an exhibition variety, it is a fabulous garden plant which produces many blooms during the season.
CANDLELIGHT. Original price: . Final price:
$29.95
Bloom size:
6"
Plant height:
4½'
As beautiful as candlelight, these 6" blooms are a soft orange blending to a rich golden yellow. One of our best cutflowers, it has excellent keeping qualities and is a fantastic fall color that just glows in arrangements. Grows on a strong and sturdy 4 1/2' plant that produces wonderfully long...
The name says it all! Huge 11" blooms are a bright orange red with yellow showing on the edges and underneath of each petal, giving it the illusion of having tongues of fire. An excellent prospect with a plant height of 5'. 2001 Derrill W. Hart Winner.
Heavily lacinated petals create a very fuzzy looking bloom with unusual coloring of mauve, purple, blending to orange. Flowers are excellent for exhibition and should be shown in the A size class, but for us it only grows to 8". Good stems for cutting, beautiful in arrangements. Plant height 4'.
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NEON SPLENDOR. Original price: . Final price:
$16.95
Bloom size:
7"
Plant height:
4'
7" blooms of brilliant flame orange with blending of lighter orange in the center. This variety has blossoms of good depth and habits. Quite prolific on a neat compact 4' plant.
Fun and unusual, this variety has lots of petals that curl and swirl all over, just like a bad hair day! 4" Blooms are a vibrant orange, which tends to throw a red streak now and again, covering some blooms to an almost red color. Holds very well as a...
A collarette color that is just plain cute! 3 1/2" bright orange blooms outlined in bright yellow, with a yellow collar make this one hard to miss. Very prolific bloomer on a 4 1/2' plant. Incredible garden color and holds well as a cutflower too. An attention getting collarette variety...
This variety produces 3" blooms of an orange and yellow blend. Nice 2' compact plant that covers itselft in flowers and is excellent as a border or garden plant.
Peaches And Dreams is an outstanding 5” beautiful peach flower that blends to a soft yellow in the center of the bloom, and when cut, the bloom's yellow center becomes very distinct as the flower ages. This variety is an excellent cut flower with tremendous laterals that will flourish all...
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SWAN'S SUNSET. Original price: . Final price:
$12.95
Bloom size:
10"
Plant height:
3½'
Gorgeous 10" orange red blooms uniformly tipped yellow. The blossoms have very good depth and substance and are held at a good 45 degree angle. 3 1/2' plant produce strong stems with excellent foliage. Produces small tubers.
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CORAL GYPSY. Original price: . Final price:
$14.95
Bloom size:
7"
Plant height:
4'
7" blooms of a rich, deep coral. Works especially well in large arrangements, it grows on a 4' plant which produces nice cutting stems. Another "must have" for cutflower enthusiasts in an unusual color.
Bonaventure has a terrific WOW factor which makes it loads of fun! I am very impressed with this gorgeous bloom. Love the color!
T
TAMMY
Beautiful surprise
What a pleasant surprise of yellow with soft peach colors. It also has some pearl essence to it. The first bloom was huge, but following blooms not as big which is better for cutting. Long stems which is great. Definitely needs to be supported but worth the effort. The catalog pic does not do this beauty justice! So glad I gave her a try! Looking forward to multiple plants next year ????
M
MIREYA
Gold dinner plate
I like trying a few of the larger blooms varieties every year as a novelty although my garden has limited space and plants that produce many flowers are certainly a better value. The first few Bonaventure flowers are the largest and they are a gorgeous bright yellow. It's a tall plant. I harvested tubers and tried it a second season.
L
Lu
Late variety
It's a great looking flower although I didn't get too many because it's a late variety. Staking is mandatory for this one; the plant breaks apart without. It's somewhat tolerant of powdery mildew, the leaves aren't too bad. The flower shape is a bit different than shown: think Cafe Au Lait but yellow. I'm still on the fence whether to keep it for the next year or not (I have 60+ varieties, there is never enough space). Maybe I'll give it the "best" spot rather than an "average" spot, do a presprout and see how it performs under the best possible conditions
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