Dahlia 'Blyton Softer Gleam' 1 tuber

Dahlia 'Blyton Softer Gleam' - forms about 12–13 cm large, round flowers in a golden orange tone with a light apricot and yellowish tint. The tips of the petals are slightly lighter, creating an even color transition from the deeper golden-orange center to a softer outer edge.

Dahlia tubers are planted outdoors in a flower bed after the last frosts, usually in May. If you want flowering to start earlier, you can begin waking the tubers in March and April by placing them in a pot and keeping the pot indoors. The tubers will start producing new shoots; after that, the developed plants can be transplanted outdoors when there is no longer a risk of frost.

In autumn, dig up the tubers and overwinter them in a box in the cellar or another cool place.

More about growing dahlias: HERE