6 Patio Dahlias in 6 varieties
 
 

6 Patio Dahlias in 6 varieties - Tuber

Dahlia sp.  
Also perfect for pots, containers and tubs.
Patio dahlias with their low, compact growing habit and immensely rich flowering, are perfect for planting in pots and containers and for the garden border. They enhance your patio or decking for months, through the entire summer until late autumn. This collection contains 'Wonder of 'Nature', 'Bluesette', 'Aspen', 'Berliner Kleene', 'Ronaldo' and 'München'.
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pack of 6
€ 17.50
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40% off the second pack
double pack of 2 x 6
€ 35.00   € 27.99
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Flowering month(s)
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You can start planting dahlia tubers during spring. Dahlias are sensitive to frost, therefore, they should be planted when winter is completely over, when there are no signs of late night frosts. A good time to plant dahlias outdoors in the ground is between late April and mid-May in full sun or a partially shaded position. Prepare a large hole in well-drained soil, place the tubers carefully into the hole and cover with 3-5 cm of soil, approximately 30 cm apart. Press gently and water lightly. If planting for the patio, plant in a good potting compost in a pot with adequate drainage. Dahlias will bloom to their maximum potential in complete sunshine.

If you want your plants to flower earlier you can 'withdraw' them. During April place them in a shallow tray in moist peat, store in a temperature of 15-20° C. When shoots begin to appear get them used to the outdoor temperature and from mid-May onwards they can be planted in the garden or in pots.

Dahlias make excellent cut flowers

Patio dahlias grow abundantly which makes them perfect as a cutting flower and are long lasting in a vase. The best time to cut dahlias is early in the day. Put the stems directly into a large vase full of lukewarm water along with cut flower food.

If you fertilize your dahlias on a monthly basis, the dahlias will bloom in your garden or on your patio from mid to late summer through to the autumn. Spent flowers should be removed regularly as this extends the flowering period well into autumn. Keep the soil from drying out during dry periods.

Dahlias can be overwintered

Dahlia tubers can easily be overwintered. If you want to do this, dig up the plants after the first night frost. Then cut all stems off 15 cm above the tuber. Attach a label with the name of the dahlia to remind yourself for the next year. Shake the soil from the dahlia tubers and place in a box with dry compost or sharp sand. Store the dahlia tubers in a frost free area such as a garden shed or greenhouse. Next spring you can plant the dahlia tubers again and they will reward you with their wonderful flowers!


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Suitable for cutting
Growth height: 40 cm