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Fleurel Dahlia
Complements Every Other Bloom in the Vase!
These double blooms are the Informal Decorative type.
- Genus: Dahlia
- Species: hybrid
- Variety: 'Fleurel'
- Item Form: Bulb
- Zone: 8 - 10
- Bloom Start to End: Mid Summer - Mid Fall
- Habit: Upright
- Plant Height: 2 ft 8 in - 3 ft
- Plant Width: 24 in
- Bloom Size: 8 in
- Additional Characteristics: Bloom First Year, Butterfly Lovers, Double Blooms, Long Bloomers, Rose Companions, Season Extenders
- Bloom Color: White
- Foliage Color: Dark Green
- Light Requirements: Full Sun
- Moisture Requirements: Moist, well-drained
- Resistance: Heat Tolerant
- Soil Tolerance: Normal, loamy
- Uses: Beds, Containers, Cut Flowers, Outdoor
- Restrictions:
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Fleurel is an Informal Decorative Dahlia, but there is nothing informal or casual about these petal-packed 8-inch blooms. They begin in midsummer and continue into mid-fall in many areas, outlasting most other Dahlia varieties. (Perhaps they enjoy the company of the Shasta Daisies!) The outermost petals are pure white, becoming ivory and creamy toward the center. Long-lasting in garden and vase, they are splendid to behold. This is the style called Dinner Plate -- because the flowers are as wide as that!
This plant is upright, about 3 feet tall and spreading 2 feet wide. It sets numerous blooms among toothy dark green foliage, and appreciates support for its heavy flowerheads. Give it full sunshine, heavy feeding, plenty of water, and adequate space in the garden (protected from high wind and driving rain) for best blooms. And such blooms you'll get!
Like all Dahlias, Fleurel is actually a tender perennial, hardy only in zones 8-10. Dig up the tuber before first frost and save it to re-plant next spring. You'll want an encore of Fleurel!
Fleurel is an Informal Decorative Dahlia, but there is nothing informal or casual about these petal-packed 8-inch blooms. They begin in midsummer and continue into mid-fall in many areas, outlasting most other Dahlia varieties. (Perhaps they enjoy the company of the Shasta Daisies!) The outermost petals are pure white, becoming ivory and creamy toward the center. Long-lasting in garden and vase, they are splendid to behold. This is the style called Dinner Plate -- because the flowers are as wide as that!
This plant is upright, about 3 feet tall and spreading 2 feet wide. It sets numerous blooms among toothy dark green foliage, and appreciates support for its heavy flowerheads. Give it full sunshine, heavy feeding, plenty of water, and adequate space in the garden (protected from high wind and driving rain) for best blooms. And such blooms you'll get!
Like all Dahlias, Fleurel is actually a tender perennial, hardy only in zones 8-10. Dig up the tuber before first frost and save it to re-plant next spring. You'll want an encore of Fleurel!