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How to Grow
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.
Step 1
Picking the right location
Step 2
Preparing the soil
Step 3
Planting your dahlias
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CAFE AU LAIT
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$29.95
Bloom size:
8"
Plant height:
4'
These 8" large and fluffy blooms are in great demand for wedding work and make beautiful arrangements. Their unique color can be a pale peach to a pink blush on the same plant. Grows on a 4' plant that is a great addition to the garden. Slow grower and not...


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GIGGLES
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$10.95
Bloom size:
3½"
Plant height:
3½'
3 1/2" blooms of coral orange with a collar of soft lavender pink. An unusual color combination makes this an eye catching collarette variety. A very heavy bloomer that grows on a 3 1/2' plant.


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CRAZY LEGS
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$8.95
Bloom size:
3"
Plant height:
4'
3" blooms of bronze with rust reverse. Strong stems are well proportioned on the 4' plant. The foliage is outstanding. This very prolific bloomer is great in fall arrangements.


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DAY DREAMER
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$10.95
Bloom size:
4"
Plant height:
4'
A super cut flower. 4" soft yellow blooms that blend to a soft apricot. Wonderful variety to arrange, with the 4' plant producing strong, sturdy stems. Great garden plant too!


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JITTERBUG
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$8.95
Bloom size:
2½"
Plant height:
3'
A real cutie! Produces 2 1/2" flowers of salmon with yellow highlights in the center. Blooms early and profusely all summer and into fall! Very full and compact plant of 3' that does well in the garden


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MAARN
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$9.95
Bloom size:
4"
Plant height:
3½'
This variety is 3 1/2' and produces great stems for cutting. The 4" blooms are of true pure orange that bloom all summer long and into the fall.


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CANDLELIGHT
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$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...


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BODACIOUS
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$18.95
Bloom size:
11"
Plant height:
5'
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.


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SWAN'S SUNSET
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$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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HONEYMOON
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$12.95
Bloom size:
8"
Plant height:
3½'
8” Soft orange blooms on a 3 ½’ plant. This one produces loads of gorgeous flowers. Great cut flower. With a name like this doesn’t it bring back memories?
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SARAH I have read that this dahlia leans more yellow but I am seeing a unique orange that is quite attractive. If the blooms turn yellow, later in the season, I will update my evaluation. For now, the plant is a minimum 5 ft tall and orange.
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ANGELINE Not happy ???? wanted a tall, orange dahlia, ended up with a 4’ tall, yellow dahlia.
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MILlie This produced lots of flowers the first year,but i was hoping for more of an orange. By the end of the summer they were lemon yellow. I'm in zone 5, massachusetts.
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MILlie Although it was a prolific bloomer the color was bright yellow most of the summer. Western Massachusetts