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Impression Fortuna Dahlia

The Butterfly Dahlia Impression Fortuna, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, produces soft petals and vibrant yellow flowers. The Butterfly Dahlia start blooming in early summer and produce large amounts of flowers, and they are especially suitable for bedding plants, balconies and patios. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and window boxes. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Lavender Perfection Dahlia

The Decorative Dahlia Lavender Perfection, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, produces velvety lavender flowers. This Dahlia produces masses of large blooms from July until frost. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods. and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Lilac Time Dahlia

The Decorative Dahlia Lilac Time, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, produces velvety purple flowers. This Dahlia produces masses of large blooms from July until frost. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Little William Dahlia

The Pom Pom Dahlia Little William, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, produces small, round balls of tightly rolled bright pink petals about 2 inches in size. The Pom Pom Dahlia take their name from their unusual tight balls of tiered, rounded petals. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Lucky Number Dahlia

The Decorative Dahlia Lucky Number, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, has velvety pink flowers. This Dahlia produces masses of large blooms from July until frost. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Mixed Dahlia

The Mixed Dahlia , 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, produces soft petals and vibrant mixed flower colors. Dahlia's start blooming in early summer and produce large amounts of flowers and they are especially suitable for bedding plants, balconies and patios. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and window boxes. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

My Love Dahlia

The Cactus Dahlia My Love, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, produces endless supplies of white, 6 inch flowers all summer long. The Cactus Dahlia take their name from their unusual pointed, narrow petals. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Nagano Dahlia

The Shogun Dahlia Nagano, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, has dark red flowers with white tips. This Japanese bred Dahlia produces masses of large blooms from July until frost. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia.

Natal Dahlia

The Pom Pom Dahlia Natal, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, produces small round balls of tightly rolled, deep maroon, petals that are about 2 inches in size. The Pom Pom Dahlia take their name from their unusual tight balls of tiered, rounded petals. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Osaka Dahlia

The Shogun Dahlia Osako, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, has yellow flowers with white tips. This Japanese bred Dahlia produces masses of large blooms from July until frost. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia.

Prince of Orange Dahlia

The Decorative Dahlia Prince of Orange, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, has velvety orange flowers. This Dahlia produces masses of large blooms from July until frost. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Purple Gem Dahlia

The Cactus Dahlia Purple Gem, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, produces endless supplies of purple, 6 inch flowers all summer long. The Cactus Dahlia take their name from their unusual pointed, narrow petals. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Rembrandt Dahlia

The Gallery Dahlia Rembrandt, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, produces masses of rich pink colored double flowers with yellow centers and are up to 5 inches across. The Gallery Dahlia start blooming in early summer and produce large amounts of flowers on a well branched plant. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and window boxes.. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Singer Dahlia

The Gallery Dahlia Singer, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, produces masses of rich, dark red colored double flowers that are up to 5 inches across. The Gallery Dahlia start blooming in early summer and produce large amounts of flowers on a well branched plant. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and window boxes. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Snow Country Dahlia

The Decorative Dahlia Snow Country, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, has velvety white flowers. This Dahlia produces masses of large blooms from July until frost. Dahlia's and are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods, and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Sure Thing Dahlia

The Cactus Dahlia Sure Thing, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, produces endless supplies of bright red, 6 inch flowers all summer long. The Cactus Dahlia take their name from their unusual pointed, narrow petals. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Vuurvogel Dahlia

The Cactus Dahlia Vuurvogel, 'Dahlia', a spring planted tuberous root, produces endless supplies of yellow, 6 inch flowers with orange tips all summer long. The Cactus Dahlia take their name from their unusual pointed, narrow petals. Dahlia's are ideal for cut flowers, borders, containers, and massings. They tend to bloom for long periods and few plants offer as much variety and showy flowers as the Dahlia. They do best in well drained, humus rich soils.

Stella d' Oro Daylily

The Daylily Stella d' Oro, 'Hemerocallis', a spring planted herbaceous root, displays a very fragrant dark yellow flower. The Stella d' Oro has dark green foliage and provides great contrast for the yellow flower. They are sometimes called "everbloomers" because of their habits of blooming all season long. Use them for cut flowers, massing, edging, borders, or in mixed containers and tubs.

11-13 Inch Elephant Ear

The Elephant's Ear, 'Colocasia Esculenta', has a 11 to 13 inch leaf and is a spring planted bulb. It looks great in a container or in your shade garden. The large beautiful green leaves will add diversity to any landscape. Elephant's Ear bulbs produce large tropical looking plants that look great when used with other colorful plants like Caladiums. Elephant's Ear grows best in well drained soils that are fertilized and watered regularly.

7-9 Inch Elephant Ear

The Elephant's Ear, 'Colocasia Esculenta', has a 7 to 9 inch leaf and is a spring planted bulb. It looks great in a container or in your shade garden. The large beautiful green leaves will add diversity to any landscape. Elephant's Ear bulbs produce large tropical looking plants that look great when used with other colorful plants like Caladiums. Elephant's Ear grows best in well drained soils that are fertilized and watered regularly.

9-11 Inch Elephant Ear

The Elephant's Ear, 'Colocasia Esculenta', has a 9 to 11 inch leaf and is a spring planted bulb. It looks great in a container or in your shade garden. The large beautiful green leaves will add diversity to any landscape. Elephant's Ear bulbs produce large tropical looking plants that look great when used with other colorful plants such as Caladiums. Elephant's Ear grows best in well drained soils that fertilized and watered regularly.

Double Mixed Freesia

The Freesia Mixed Double Bloom, 'Iridaceae', a spring planted corm, displays wonderfully fragrant, mixed, double bloomed, colored flowers. Freesias are best known as cut flowers and folks bring them indoors for their breathtaking fragrance. Pinch out the topmost buds and remove old flowerheads to encourage new ones to open. Freesia requires high light intensity and rich soil. Keep them out of extreme heat as they prefer cooler temperatures to perform their best. They are useful for borders and beds and of course, cut flowers.

Single Blue Freesia

The Freesia Single Blue, 'Iridaceae', a spring planted corm, displays wonderfully fragrant blue flowers. Freesias are best known as cut flowers and folks bring them indoors for their breathtaking fragrance. Pinch out the topmost buds and remove old flowerheads to encourage new ones to open. Freesia requires high light intensity and rich soil. Keep them out of extreme heat as they prefer cooler temperatures to perform their best. They are useful for borders and beds and of course, cut flowers.

Single Mixed Freesia

The Freesia Mixed Single Bloom, 'Iridaceae', a spring planted corm, displays wonderfully fragrant mixed colored flowers. Freesias are best known as cut flowers, and folks bring them indoors for their breathtaking fragrance. Pinch out the topmost buds and remove old flowerheads to encourage new ones to open. Freesia requires high light intensity and rich soil. Keep them out of extreme heat as they prefer cooler temperatures to perform their best. They are useful for borders and beds and of course, cut flowers.

Single Red Freesia

The Freesia Single Red, 'Iridaceae', a spring planted corm, displays wonderfully fragrant red flowers. Freesias are best known as cut flowers, and folks bring them indoors for their breathtaking fragrance. Pinch out the topmost buds and remove old flowerheads to encourage new ones to open. Freesia requires high light intensity and rich soil. Keep them out of extreme heat as they prefer cooler temperatures to perform their best. They are useful for borders and beds and of course, cut flowers.

Single White Freesia

The Freesia Single White, 'Iridaceae', a spring planted corm, displays wonderfully fragrant white flowers. Freesias are best known as cut flowers, and folks bring them indoors for their breathtaking fragrance. Pinch out the topmost buds and remove old flowerheads to encourage new ones to open. Freesia requires high light intensity and rich soil. Keep them out of extreme heat as they prefer cooler temperatures to perform their best. They are useful for borders and beds and of course, cut flowers.

Single Yellow Freesia

The Freesia Single Yellow, 'Iridaceae', a spring planted corm, displays wonderfully fragrant yellow flowers. Freesias are best known as cut flowers, and folks bring them indoors for their breathtaking fragrance. Pinch out the topmost buds and remove old flowerheads to encourage new ones to open. Freesia requires high light intensity and rich soil. Keep them out of extreme heat as they prefer cooler temperatures to perform their best. They are useful for borders and beds and of course, cut flowers.