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How to Grow Dahlia:
Spacing: Space 1-3 feet apart in full sun in good, rich soil; water and fertilize frequently
Additional Care: After the tops have been blacken by frost, dig up the tubers and store them over winter in a bag full of peat moss in a cool place. Replant in spring when danger of frost is past
Appearance and Use:
About Dahlia:
Pronunciation: dal’yu
Lifecycle: Perennial
Origination: Asteraceae; native to Mexico
Common Name:Dahlia
How to Grow Dahlia
Dahlia Germination Information
How to Sow Dahlia:- For best results, sow indoors 4-6 weeks before planting outside, maintaining a temperature of 68-70° F
- Sow outdoors when danger of frost is past and cover the seeds with four times their thickness in soil
- Germination takes 5-10 days
- When sowing seed outdoors, we recommend a maximum planting depth of 4X the width of the seed
How to Grow Dahlia:
Spacing: Space 1-3 feet apart in full sun in good, rich soil; water and fertilize frequently
Additional Care: After the tops have been blacken by frost, dig up the tubers and store them over winter in a bag full of peat moss in a cool place. Replant in spring when danger of frost is past
Appearance and Use:
An easy-to-grow source of bright blooms, grow for borders, beds, and background plantings or for cut-flower arrangements. Floriferous plants, 1-3 feet tall and 1-2 feet wide, are deer-resistant and humidity-tolerant. From early summer till fall, rounded, 1- to 5- inch blooms arise in white, pink, crimson, yellow-red, lilac-purple, and a wide range of color patterns. The flowers can have form such as single, double, formal, informal, quill, anemone, cactus, and pompom
About Dahlia:
Pronunciation: dal’yu
Lifecycle: Perennial
Origination: Asteraceae; native to Mexico
Common Name:Dahlia