New to our collection this year! However, we have been growing her for years. I have been keeping my eye on this one because she tends to have light leaves. Turns out, this is not disease, it is just how she is. Blooms abundantly every year for us with gorgeous think focal flower blooms. She can be used with a diverse range of palettes from ivory to peaches to purples with her complex tones. 

Light Preference: Full Sun

Height: 4-5'

Plant Spacing: 12-18"

Hardiness Zone: Annual in Canada

Harvest: When blooms are fully open.

Type: Formal Decorative Dahlia

Plant in full sun after last frost. Plant tuber about 4-6" deep.

Tubers multiply by around +-8 every year. When dahlias die back in the fall, cut back stems to a few inches above the soil. Stick shovel or pitchfork in soil around the tuber being careful not to stab the clump, then gently pull up tuber clump. Store the dahlia tubers in pure peat over the winter in a cool space that remains at a consistent 10 degrees celsius. You can divide tuber clumps to multiply your stock in the fall once you have dug them out, or wait until the spring after storing the clump all winter in peat. The "eyes" are easier to see in the spring once they begin to sprout. We recommend following a dahlia tuber dividing video for your first time (Floret Flower Farm is a great resource).

Please Note:

- All dahlia tubers will start to ship out in Mid-April. We can only ship dahlia tubers when there is no risk of freezing. 

- All dahlia tubers are sold as individual tubers with at least one growth eye. 

- Unfortunately, we can not combine orders after they are placed. 

Thank you for your understanding