Dahlia 'Creme de Cognac', 1 tuber
Dahlia 'Creme de Cognac'. Flower size 10–12 cm. Bush height 80 cm. Blooms from late July until October. Upper side of the petals is orange/peach, while the underside of the petals is scarlet.
Dahlia tubers are planted outdoors in a 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 the tubers in a pot and keeping the pot indoors. The tubers will start producing new shoots; after that, the resulting plants can be transplanted outdoors when frosts are no longer a threat.
In autumn, the tubers are dug up and overwintered in a box in a cellar or another cool place.
More about growing dahlias: HERE
| Package | 1 tuber |
| Plant lifespan | Perennial |
| Blooming time | Late July – October |
| Height | 80 cm |
| Location | Sun |
| Plant outdoors | In May after the last frosts |
| Attracts | Bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects |
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