Dahlia Garden Pack

The Dahlia Garden Pack offers a stunning collection of five diverse dahlia varieties, each showcasing the range of flower shapes that dahlias are known for, all in a beautifully coordinated palette. From the perfectly rounded blooms of Cornel to the frothy, dinner-plate flowers of Cafe Au Lait, and the graceful, waterlily-like blossoms of Creme de Cassis, this selection offers both variety and harmony. We’ve carefully selected an array of soft pastel shades, complemented by two earthy tones, to create a balanced blend of cool and warm colours. These dahlias are not only visually striking but also perform exceptionally well in the garden, standing tall in the back of borders and providing vibrant colour from summer through to the first frosts. They also make excellent cut flowers, thanks to their sturdy stems and long vase life. The Dahlia Garden Pack includes the following varieties: Dahlia Cornel – Rich red spherical blooms with strong stems, perfect for adding architectural interest. Height: 90cm (36in). Spread: 45cm (18in). Dahlia Cornel Brons – Stunning coppery apricot spherical flowers that make a striking display. Height: 90cm (36in). Spread: 45cm (18in). Dahlia Penhill Watermelon – A delicate blend of quilled petals in shades of pale lemon, watermelon pink, and peach, with a lovely floaty appearance. Bloom size: 20-25cm. Height: 100cm (39in). Spread: 45cm (18in). Dahlia Cafe Au Lait – Large, dinner-plate sized blooms in soft apricot-pink that fade to blush cream, ideal for dramatic impact. Height: 120cm (48in). Spread: 60cm (24in). Dahlia Creme De Cassis – Waterlily-like flowers in pale pink with contrasting darker undersides, creating a stunning bicolour effect. Height: 90cm (35in). Spread: 45cm (18in).

Growing Information

Plant Dahlia tubers outdoors in April after all risk of frost has passed. Choose a sunny position in moist well drained soil. Prepare the soil by digging in plenty of well rotted manure or compost. Plant tubers at a depth of 15cm (6") and water well. Alternatively, start tubers into growth in pots of compost in a frost free greenhouse. Transplant them into their final positions outdoors in June.