Dahlias range in size from petite one-foot plants to towering six-foot-tall beauties with dinner plate-sized blooms. All dahlia varieties come from native origins in Mexico and Central America ...

Popular dahlia types include cactus dahlias with needlelike petals, pompon dahlias with spherical blossoms, and dinnerplate ...

Dahlias are the epitome of midsummer splendor: beautiful, jewel-toned blooms that range from dainty lollipops to 15-inch ...

Get your dahlia flower information here! Learn to grow dahlias, from choosing beautiful varieties to planting tubers to propagating flowers. Summer wouldn’t be summer without these lovely ...

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Of especial value to floriculturists is a full and classified catalogue of varieties of the dahlia, and selections for various purposes. The varieties are arranged alphabetically, and the ...

After planting water it, only when you feel the soil is dry and it requires water, as Dahlia doesn’t like soggy soil. Then ...

Plant height can range from around 12 inches to over 6 feet tall. Dahlias may be used as accent plants or can be planted in larger groupings to make a dramatic display. The main drawback to ...

"Dahlias are such beautiful flowers ... And if you choose to pick some for a bouquet, the plants will eagerly replace the cut stems with new flowering shoots.

New plants can be expensive and it's easy to grow your own from cuttings. All you need to do is trick the dahlia tuber into making new shoots in late winter. These can be snipped off and are so ...