These are some of the dahlias we are enjoying this year. I’m building up a collection of purples.
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I have many plants of this pink one so I will be giving away a bunch of these tubers. They are good bloomers, the plants are really large and need really good support. Parts of mine are breaking off at this point in the season.
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This orange ball is an amazing bloomer with long straight stems for each bloom. I hope to get a bunch of good tubers from the plant.
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This one is red, but not an apple red. It’s kind of tricky in a bouquet, but it does sort of go with pink and fuchsia zinnias.
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I actually have some new tubers that haven’t even bloomed yet! I’m hoping I get at least one or two flowers, so I can at least see what they look like. The dahlias planted out in flower beds have also had very few blooms – I don’t know why. Dahlias are addictive – there are so many beautiful varieties, providing plenty of flowers for bouquets.