Dahlia Apricot Star
Dahlia Apricot Star Tuber size I
Tuber
Tuber size I
Cutflowers
£3.75
Out of stock
SKU
B12313
Dahlia's will produce masses of flowers from early July until October. Dahlia's make great long lasting cutflowers and are ideal for planting in...
Dahlia's will produce masses of flowers from early July until October. Dahlia's make great long lasting cutflowers and are ideal for planting in containers or in your borders.
- 1 x Dahlia Apricot Star
Botanical name | Dahlia Apricot Star |
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Category | Dahlia |
Species | semi cactus |
Delivered as | Tubers |
Qty | 1x |
Flowers | Yes |
Flower period | Summer-Autumn |
Fragrant | No |
Cutflowers | Yes |
Flower colour | Bicolour |
Fruits | No |
Edible | No |
Location | Sunny |
Hardy | No |
Hardiness | Not hardy |
Ground Covering | No |
Naturalizing | No |
Plant spacing | 40cm |
Plant Depthrośliny | 15cm |
Preferred Soil | Well drained soil |
Mature width | 30cm - 40cm |
Poisonous | No |
USP | Cutflower |
How to take care of Dahlia Apricot Star Tuber size I
After spring frost have disappeared soak your Dahlia Apricot Star Tuber size I tubers in a bucket of tepid water overnight to re-hydrate them before planting out in well-drained garden soil. Position the Dahlia Apricot Star Tuber size I tubers in a sheltered location or stake them for support as they grow so that the wind won't break their long stems. Refrain from watering at planting time as spring provides sufficient rain; they are susceptible to rot from over watering. Water twice weekly in summer. Dahlia Apricot Star Tuber size I tubers bloom late summer and last until first frost. Lift Dahlia Apricot Star Tuber size I tubers before winter sets in. Dig them out carefully with a fork, shake off excess soil and let them dry out completely. Then place them in a well-ventilated frost-free room for winter. Do not pile them on top of each other as they can rot. Replant the following spring after frost.
For additional instructions see product packaging.