February

Dinnerplate dahlias are best known for their large flowers ranging from 8″ to 10″ in diameter. Bloomsz brings shades of purple, yellow, and red in the Dinnerplate Dahlia Mix. It’s easy to add splashes of color to borders and beds. Grow them in a “cutting garden” to use in delightful summer arrangements or to share with friends and neighbors. Their long bloom time will provide bursts of color when most other species have faded away.
Every gardener longs for long-lasting, colorful blossoms.

• Plant among other brightly colored Dahlias for show-stopping curb appeal
• Flowers bloom from the “dog days of summer” through the first light frosts of autumn, providing bursts of color when most other species have faded away
• Arrange single stems in dark or brilliantly colored vases for a dramatic centerpiece
• Perfectly formed blossoms are excellent for use in cut-flower arrangements
• Prefer full sun to light shade
• Bloom time: mid-summer to fall
• Grows 36-48″ tall
• Plant 12-36″ apart