Dahlia tubers will be shipped in April 2025 for Spring planting.
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Dahlia - 'Orange & Snow'
Dahlia - 'Orange & Snow'
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Meet ‘Orange and Snow,’ the rebellious outsider of your garden, a plant with a story to tell. Imagine it: blazing orange petals with a crisp white edge, like the last rays of a sunset over a snowy mountaintop. This isn’t just a flower; it’s a statement, a dare.
Perfect for those who crave a bit of chaos with their beauty, the ‘Orange and Snow’ brings a punch of color and a cool splash of contrast. It’s the floral equivalent of a classic cocktail with a modern twist – bold, unexpected, unforgettable.
In a garden full of followers, this dahlia is the leader of the pack. Whether it's shaking up your floral arrangements or standing proud in the garden bed, the ‘Orange and Snow’ is all about living on the edge with a hint of elegance. Embrace its audacious spirit and watch your garden transform into a vibrant masterpiece.
Growing dahlias.
Ready to unleash some floral fierceness? Dahlias are your ticket to garden glam! These divas thrive in soil temperatures between 60°F to 70°F (15°C to 21°C), so hold off planting until after the last frost.
Don't water your dahlias after planting, there's enough moisture in the tubers and spring soil to get things going. When they pop through the soil and start leafing out - that's your cue to start watering. Just a little at first. Remember - we water the soil, not the plant, so keep the soil dark and crumbly and you'll have happy plants.
When it's time to snag those show-stopping blooms, wait until the flowers are almost fully open with tight centers before cutting. Grab your sharpest scissors and snip those stems at a chic 45-degree angle. Pop 'em in a bucket of warm water pronto! Oh, and don't forget to strip any foliage that'll take a dip in the water, unless you want a slimy surprise. Keep the water fresh, change it up every couple of days, and watch those dahlia darlings steal the spotlight both in your garden and as the stars of your bouquets.