Dahlia

Dahlia tubers are available in many varieties. From the delicate water lily dahlias to the robust cactus dahlias, each shape and size represents a unique piece of Dahlia's rich heritage. The palette of colors that dahlias come in, from deep purple to sunny yellow, makes them a favorite for gardeners who want to fill their garden with vibrant colors and textures.

Prepare the Soil:
Choose a sunny spot or an area with partial shade. Ensure the soil is well-draining and enrich it with compost or organic fertilizer for the best results.

Planting Depth and Spacing:
Dig a hole 3-5 cm deep. Place the tubers horizontally in the soil with the "eyes" facing up. Ensure enough space between tubers—check the packaging for the recommended spacing.

Watering:
Water the tubers immediately after planting and keep the soil consistently moist, but not soggy. Dahlias thrive with regular, even watering.

Care and Growth:
As dahlias grow, taller varieties may need staking for support. Remove spent blooms regularly to encourage continuous flowering.