Dahlia Flower Plant | Garden Grace

I have 16 new dahlia varieties from @halifaxseed that I’m pretty excited to see in the garden this year! They’re in my favoured colour palette of oranges, pinks and blushes 🧡🩷🤍This is how I potted them up so far. 🌸 I let them sit inside my home to warm up for several days. 🌸 Last year I did a bag method that worked really well saving me space so I thought I’d try it again. 🌸 I opened the bags to inspect the tubers and they nearly all had a sprout (or more) starting so I knew it was time to

Save your seeds! This is actually how all new dahlia varieties are made. Important notes are that open centers are a dominant trait so if you don’t want that, you should make sure you’re not growing any. Other note: dahlia seedlings sometimes revert back to a different form on their 2nd year so it’s important to grow our seedlings for a minimum of 2 years before releasing into the world. Most growers do it for 3-4. Of course; it’s also just a fun way to get surprises for cheap! Each dahlia seedl

There are so many dahlia varieties, it’s hard to choose just a few. But here are the ones I’ll always grow because they’re simply the prettiest. 🌸Kogane Fubuki: This petite dahlia has beautiful, delicate petals with a soft yellow center that fades to a creamy white. It’s a prolific bloomer and makes a perfect addition to any bouquet. 🌸Shiloh Noelle: This stunning, cactus-flowered dahlia has a wild, spiky look and a beautiful pink and white color that makes it a showstopper in any garden. 🌸Jow